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Decision Sheet of CRM Tudor - Shubham Kamboj (2227558)
Decision Sheet of CRM Tudor - Shubham Kamboj (2227558)
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Decision Sheet
Of
The Tudor House hotel, New Delhi, had been operational since 1950.
one of the pioneering five-star hotels of independent India.
The hotel had a number of iconic restaurants such as Jacaranda, Peshawar Pind, Mystic
Mediterranean, and the Tea House.
one of Delhi’s oldest five-star patisseries—Danish Delicatessen.
the most popular cakes, at Danish Delicatessen was the fruit pudding.
The hotel had a rich past and a quiet charm that made it the favored choice among the
influential and aristocratic who’s who of Delhi.
Problems
How to maintain a perfect balance between appeasing the angry customer and yet not creating a
precedent for further complaints at the Tudor House.
Assumptions
Criteria
Customer satisfaction.
Change with the dynamics of market.
Adapt new technologies which help in managing the customers.
Team decision making.
Conclusion
the world of hospitality had changed drastically and dramatically in the last few decades,
primarily as a consequence of an evolving and aware modern-day customer. Most service
sectors, and more so the hospitality sector, had realized that the only way to deal with
competition was to innovate in terms of generating customer loyalty. So, in this Tudor also have
to improve by proper managing a data of customers, service support to customer, root cause
analysis of problems, proper implementation of CRM and at last as market changes constantly
so, innovation and new technology adaption is must for Tudor so survive in competition.