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CRM Implementation and Best Practices Flashcards

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  1. What is the first critical step before implementing a CRM system in an organization?

    Answer: Defining clear business goals and requirements

    Defining clear business goals and requirements before CRM implementation ensures the chosen system aligns with organizational needs and success metrics.

  2. Which of the following is a leading cause of CRM implementation failure?

    Answer: Lack of user adoption

    Low user adoption is consistently cited as the primary reason CRM implementations fail, as the system provides no value if staff don't use it.

  3. What does 'data migration' refer to in the context of CRM implementation?

    Answer: Transferring existing customer data from legacy systems into the new CRM

    Data migration in CRM implementation involves cleaning, mapping, and transferring existing customer records from old systems into the new CRM platform.

  4. What is a 'CRM champion' role in an implementation project?

    Answer: An internal advocate who promotes adoption and supports users

    A CRM champion is an enthusiastic internal employee who promotes adoption, answers peer questions, and drives organizational change during and after implementation.

  5. Why is data cleansing important before migrating data to a new CRM?

    Answer: To prevent duplicates and inaccurate records from polluting the new system

    Data cleansing removes duplicate, outdated, and inaccurate records so the new CRM starts with high-quality data that users can trust.

  6. What is a phased CRM rollout approach?

    Answer: Implementing the CRM in stages, starting with one team or feature set

    A phased rollout deploys the CRM incrementally — typically starting with a pilot team — allowing issues to be resolved before company-wide adoption.