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Sep
2006 – In a world of increasing competitiveness
and relentless cost cutting, understanding customer needs and working
to meet their demands at the right pricing level is critical to
any business. Customer relationships are becoming more important
in the battle for competitive advantage. The healthcare industry
is especially exposed to such challenges as private-paying patients
of today are provided with a widening range of choices.
More and more, organisations are realising that Customer
Relationship Managemnt (CRM) systems are powerful business tools
that extract, mine and present
information
in a way to assist management in understanding customer behaviour
and subsequently making informed decisions relating to the business.
Together with novaMSC, Rumah Sakit Pondok
Indah in Jakarta is embarking on a project that will take advantage
of information
collected by their HIS to enable them to better understand and
subsequently manage their customers through the gradual introduction
of reliable systems, processes and procedures. The project will
adopt a holistic definition of customer – placing patients,
relatives, doctors and business partners in its plan to improve
service-levels.
The CRM project is an extension to RSPI’s successful
implementation of novaMSC’s VESALIUS-Hospital Information
System™ and is scheduled to be rolled-out by end 2006.
| SYSTEM OBJECTIVES |
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Customer segmentation |
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Customer retention |
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Customer acquisition |
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Identifying future growth areas |
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