Sustainable customer relationship management
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Sustainable customer relationship managementFecha de publicación
2023Editor
Emerald Publishing LimitedCita bibliográfica
Ferrer-Estévez, M. and Chalmeta, R. (2023), "Sustainable customer relationship management", Marketing Intelligence & Planning, Vol. 41 No. 2, pp. 244-262. https://doi.org/10.1108/MIP-06-2022-0266Tipo de documento
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Purpose – Sustainable customer relationship management (SCRM) is a combination of business strategy,
customer-oriented business processes and computer systems that seeks to integrate sustainability into
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Purpose – Sustainable customer relationship management (SCRM) is a combination of business strategy,
customer-oriented business processes and computer systems that seeks to integrate sustainability into
customer relationship management. The purpose of this paper is to contribute to the body of knowledge of
marketing, business management and computer systems research domains by classifying in research
categories the current state of knowledge on SCRM, by analysing the major research streams and by
identifying a future research agenda in each research category.
Design/methodology/approach – To identify, select, collect, synthesise, analyse and evaluate all research
published on SCRM, providing a complete insight in this research area, the PRISMA methodology, content
analysis and bibliometric tools are used.
Findings – In total, 139 papers were analysed to assess the trend of the number of papers published and the
number of citations of these papers; to identify the top contributing countries, authors, institutions and sources; to
reveal the findings of the major research streams; to develop a classification framework composed by seven research
categories (CRM as a key factor for enterprise sustainability, SCRM frameworks, SCRM computer tools and
methods, case studies, SCRM and sustainable supply chain management, sustainable marketing and knowledge
management) in which academics could expand SCRM research; and to establish future research challenges.
Social implications – This paper have an important positive social and environmental impact for society
because it will lead to an increase in the number of green and socially conscious customers with an ethical
behavior, while also transforming business processes, products and services, making them more sustainable.
Originality/value – Customer relationship management in the age of sustainable development is an
increasing research area. Nevertheless, to the authors’ knowledge, there are no systematic literature reviews
that identify the major research streams, develop a classification framework, analyse the evolution in this
research field and propose a future research agenda. [-]
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