[NEW] CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT AS A STRATEGY FOR ENHANCING MARKET SHARE AND ORGANIZ…
Abstract
ABSTRACT Customer Relationship Management (CRM) has emerged as a critical strategic tool for organizations seeking to enhance performance in highly competitive and customer-centric markets. This study examines how effective CRM strategies act as a key driver of organizational performance by strengthening customer acquisition, retention, and long-term relationship value. The research emphasizes the alignment of CRM initiatives with organizational goals, supported by data analytics, digital platforms, and customer-centric processes. By integrating strategic planning, technology-enabled insights, and relationship-oriented practices, organizations can improve operational efficiency, customer satisfaction, and profitability. The study highlights the role of CRM strategies in enabling informed decision-making, enhancing service quality, and fostering customer loyalty, which collectively contribute to sustainable competitive advantage. The findings suggest that organizations that adopt well-structured CRM strategies experience measurable improvements in financial performance, market share, and overall organizational effectivenes
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