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SUMMER TRAINING PROJECT REPORT

ON
“INCREASING CLIENT SATISFACTION WITH EFFICIENT CRM TECHNIQUES: AN
ANALYSIS OF EDUAX SOLUTIONS, NOIDA”

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FOR
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MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
SESSION 2023 – 2025

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DR. PRAKASH GARIA JYOTSANA MARTOLIA

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SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT

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 PREFACE

As a component of my MBA program aimed at acquiring practical insights into management, I am

obligated to undertake a project focusing on “With Efficient CRM Techniques: An Analysis of
Eduaxs Solutions, Noida." Engaging in this project has not only deepened my understanding of
the operations at EDUAXS SOLUTIONS, NOIDA but has also exposed me to various
experiences pertinent to the concepts within my chosen topic. The findings presented in this report
have highlighted the significance of dedication to one's work.

Undoubtedly, this project will significantly contribute to my comprehensive personal and

professional development.
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I am using this opportunity to express my gratitude to everyone who supported me throughout the
course of this MBA project. I am thankful for their aspiring guidance, invaluably constructive
criticism and friendly advice during the project work. I am sincerely grateful to them for sharing
their truthful and illuminating views on a number of issues related to the project.

I am also very thankful to Dr. Prakash Garia for his continuous guidance and support throughout
the completion of our project. I am short of words to convey my gratitude to all the faculty
members of Management department who were always there when I needed them.

This acknowledgement is incomplete without thanking all the people I visited during my training
period from whom I always received a positive response.
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 TABLE OF CONTENT

Chapter Number Chapter Name Page

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I INTRODUCTION 1-12

II REVIEW OFLITERATURE 14-19

III RESAERCH METHODOLOGY 21-24

IV DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION 26-35

V FINDINGS SUGGESTIONS AND CONCLUSION 37-39

Questionnaire

Bibliography
 CHAPTER: 1
INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION

Customer Relationship Management (CRM) is a holistic approach that businesses adopt to

manage, improve, and sustain their relationships with customers and prospects. It goes beyond the
superficial idea of a technological tool, encompassing a philosophy and strategy that prioritizes
customer-centric practices as a means to achieve long-term organizational success. CRM
fundamentally revolves around collecting, analyzing, and leveraging data about customers to offer
better services, improve satisfaction, and foster loyalty, ensuring a seamless experience across all
touchpoints of interaction. At the heart of CRM lies the belief that customers are the lifeblood of
any business, and building meaningful, personalized relationships with them is key to unlocking
sustainable growth. Modern CRM systems act as a centralized hub where organizations can store
vast amounts of customer data, including demographic details, purchase history, feedback, service
inquiries, and interaction records.

This data is not only accessible to employees across different departments, such as sales,
marketing, customer service, and even human resources, but it also ensures that these departments
work collaboratively to deliver a consistent and unified customer experience. CRM solutions
empower businesses to map customer journeys, predict behaviors, and anticipate needs, helping
them make informed decisions and drive targeted marketing efforts. For example, a sales team can
utilize CRM tools to identify high-potential leads and track the progress of deals, while a
marketing team can design highly personalized campaigns based on behavioral insights and
engagement trends.

Meanwhile, customer service representatives can access a customer’s complete interaction history
to provide faster, more efficient support, turning potentially negative experiences into
opportunities for building trust. In today’s digital-first world, where customers are more informed
and discerning than ever before, the importance of CRM cannot be overstated. With competition
just a click away, businesses must continuously innovate to retain their customers and stand out in
the crowded marketplace. By adopting CRM strategies, companies can transform passive buyers
into loyal advocates, ensuring a steady flow of repeat business while attracting new clientele
through positive word-of-mouth.

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However, it is crucial to understand that CRM is not merely a technological solution but a
carefully crafted business strategy designed to optimize profitability, revenue, and customer
satisfaction. The mistake many organizations make is viewing CRM as a software implementation
project rather than a fundamental shift in their approach to customer engagement. Despite
investing millions of dollars in CRM software, companies often see their initiatives fail due to a
lack of clear strategic alignment. CRM success lies in embedding the philosophy of customer-first
thinking into the very fabric of an organization’s culture, processes, and operations.

As Gartner Group, a leading industry research firm, defines it, CRM is a “customer-focused
business strategy” rather than a technical solution. This distinction underscores the importance of
first defining the objectives, goals, and strategies of CRM before seeking out the tools to support
those ambitions. Once a clear strategy is in place, organizations can then evaluate CRM
technologies to ensure they align with the defined goals, rather than attempting to mold their
strategy to fit the capabilities of a specific software package. Implementing a CRM strategy is not
without its challenges. It requires significant effort in terms of change management, employee
training, and cross-functional collaboration. Employees across the organization must be educated
about the benefits of CRM and how it can enhance their daily workflows, as well as its impact on
customer relationships and overall business success. A common pitfall is the resistance to change
among employees, who may perceive CRM systems as disruptive or burdensome. To overcome
this, businesses must invest in user-friendly tools, provide adequate training, and emphasize the
value of CRM as a means to simplify processes and achieve greater results.

Moreover, leadership buy-in is critical for successful CRM implementation. Executives and
managers must champion CRM initiatives, demonstrating their commitment to a customer-centric
culture and encouraging employees to embrace the philosophy. Beyond internal alignment, the
evolving nature of consumer behavior adds another layer of complexity to CRM. Customers today
expect fast, personalized, and seamless interactions across all channels, whether it’s a phone call,
email, social media, or live chat. To meet these demands, CRM systems have evolved to include
advanced features such as automation, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and real-time
analytics. These capabilities enable businesses to engage with customers proactively, predict their
needs, and provide solutions even before a problem arises.

For instance, AI-powered chatbots can handle routine inquiries and provide instant assistance,
freeing up human agents to focus on more complex issues. Predictive analytics tools can forecast

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buying patterns, allowing sales and marketing teams to tailor their strategies for maximum impact.
CRM also plays a crucial role in bridging the gap between online and offline customer
interactions. As businesses increasingly adopt omni channel strategies, CRM systems provide a
unified view of customer activities across multiple platforms, ensuring consistency and continuity.
Whether a customer makes a purchase in-store, interacts with a brand’s social media page, or
contacts support through a chatbot, the CRM system records and integrates these interactions into
a single customer profile.

This comprehensive understanding of the customer journey helps businesses deliver cohesive
experiences, fostering trust and loyalty. While the benefits of CRM are undeniable, it is important
to acknowledge that successful implementation requires ongoing evaluation and adaptation. As
market conditions, consumer expectations, and technological advancements continue to evolve,
businesses must regularly revisit their CRM strategies to ensure they remain relevant and
effective. Additionally, organizations must be mindful of data privacy and security concerns,
given the sensitive nature of customer information stored in CRM systems. Adhering to
regulations such as GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and implementing robust security
measures are essential to maintaining customer trust.

In conclusion, CRM is a vital component of modern business strategy, offering organizations a

structured and scalable way to manage their customer relationships. By combining the right
strategies, tools, and cultural mindset, businesses can not only meet but exceed customer
expectations, driving loyalty and long-term profitability. However, the key to CRM success lies in
viewing it as a philosophy rather than just a software solution. Companies that approach CRM
with a clear strategy, focus on customer-centric practices, and foster collaboration across
departments are well-positioned to thrive in today’s competitive landscape. As technology
continues to advance, the role of CRM will only grow in significance, serving as a cornerstone of
innovation and growth in the pursuit of exceptional customer experiences.

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INDUSTRY PROFILE

Overview of the EdTech and Talent Solutions Industry

The EdTech (Education Technology) and Talent Solutions industry has rapidly evolved into one
of the most significant sectors globally, driven by technological advancements, digital
transformation, and the ever-changing demands of the modern workforce. This industry
encompasses a broad spectrum of services, tools, and platforms aimed at improving educational
experiences, providing access to skill development opportunities, and aligning talent with
organizational needs. It serves two key functions: revolutionizing how education is delivered and
how talent is acquired, nurtured, and managed.

In the face of a competitive job market, evolving technologies, and shifting educational needs, the
EdTech and Talent Solutions industry has emerged as a vital force in providing solutions that
equip individuals and organizations for success. The key drivers of this industry include the rise of
digital learning platforms, the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and machine learning, and
the increasing importance of soft skills and technical expertise in the workforce.

Key Trends in the Industry

1. Personalized Learning Solutions:

The demand for tailored educational experiences is growing, and EdTech platforms are
leveraging AI and data analytics to deliver adaptive learning systems. These systems adjust
the pace, difficulty, and delivery style of learning based on the student's needs, enhancing
engagement and improving outcomes. Personalized learning helps ensure that no student is
left behind, especially in diverse classrooms.

2. Industry-Aligned Skill Development:

There has been a significant shift towards offering learning programs that directly align
with industry requirements. Corporate partnerships with EdTech providers are increasingly
common to ensure that students acquire skills that are in demand. This has resulted in the
rise of coding boot camps, industry-specific certifications, and vocational training
programs designed to meet the needs of employers.

3. Hybrid Learning Models:

The COVID-19 pandemic catalyzed the adoption of hybrid learning models, where online
learning is blended with in-person education. This flexible model allows students to learn

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 at their own pace and from anywhere, making education more accessible, especially for
non-traditional learners. Companies are also leveraging this model for employee
upskilling, ensuring continuous learning.

4. Upskilling and Reskilling Programs:

The rapid pace of technological advancements means that many workers need to upskill or
reskill to remain competitive in their fields. The Talent Solutions industry, in partnership
with EdTech platforms, is responding by offering a range of upskilling programs, from
short-term courses to comprehensive training, designed to help employees acquire the
skills required for new roles or industries.

5. Data-Driven Talent Acquisition and Workforce Analytics:

In Talent Solutions, the use of Big Data, AI, and machine learning to make recruitment
decisions has become widespread. By analyzing patterns in resumes, job applications, and
employee performance, organizations can improve hiring decisions, match candidates to
suitable roles, and predict long-term success within the company. This shift has also
allowed businesses to streamline the recruitment process and reduce hiring biases.

The Role of Technology in EdTech and Talent Solutions

Technology is at the heart of both EdTech and Talent Solutions, driving innovation and enabling
scalable, personalized solutions. In EdTech, digital platforms such as Learning Management
Systems (LMS), virtual classrooms, and mobile learning apps enable students to learn anytime,
anywhere. Advanced technologies like gamification and AR/VR (Augmented Reality/Virtual
Reality) provide immersive learning experiences, particularly in technical fields like engineering,
medicine, and design.

In Talent Solutions, the use of technology has transformed recruitment, employee development,
and workforce management. Automated systems powered by AI are employed for resume
screening, candidate matching, and even conducting virtual interviews. Chatbots are used for
answering candidate queries, while data analytics helps in predicting the success of employees in
specific roles, ultimately leading to better employee retention and engagement.

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Customer Relationship Management (CRM) in EdTech and Talent Solutions

CRM is essential in both EdTech and Talent Solutions to maintain a personalized, responsive, and
effective relationship with students, candidates, and employers.

Key CRM functionalities in the EdTech industry include:

• Student Engagement: Tracking student progress, preferences, and learning habits to

provide tailored content and support.

• Alumni Networks: Maintaining long-term relationships with alumni to offer career

guidance, further learning opportunities, and networking.

• Personalized Communication: Using CRM tools to send targeted communications based

on individual learning milestones, upcoming course opportunities, and professional
development needs.

In Talent Solutions, CRM functionality helps organizations manage relationships with both
candidates and employers:

• Candidate Relationship Management (CRM): Tracking candidates' applications,

assessments, and interview processes, ensuring that they receive timely updates.

• Client Engagement: Maintaining relationships with employers by tracking job openings,

understanding their talent needs, and offering customized solutions to fulfill those needs.

• Performance Tracking: Keeping track of the development and performance of placed

candidates, ensuring that employers and candidates are satisfied.

Advantages of CRM in EdTech and Talent Solutions

• Better Engagement and Retention: By maintaining a personalized relationship with both

students and candidates, businesses and educational institutions can boost retention rates
and enhance loyalty.

• Streamlined Communication: CRM tools enable more efficient communication between

institutions, candidates, and employers, resulting in quicker responses and better service.

• Improved Decision Making: Real-time data and insights from CRM systems allow for
better decision-making and more effective strategies in recruitment, training, and learning.

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 • Enhanced Career Services: For EdTech platforms, CRM allows institutions to provide
continuous career guidance and mentorship to students, leading to better placement rates.

Challenges and Opportunities

While the EdTech and Talent Solutions industry has seen tremendous growth, it faces challenges
such as:

• Access to Technology: There is a digital divide, particularly in rural or economically

disadvantaged areas, limiting access to online learning tools and skill-building platforms.

• Changing Employer Expectations: As industries continue to evolve, employers require

skills that may not always align with traditional education systems, creating a gap between
academic qualifications and real-world job demands.

• Data Privacy and Security: As both EdTech and Talent Solutions rely heavily on data
collection and analysis, concerns regarding data privacy and the security of personal
information have become critical.

However, these challenges present significant opportunities:

• Expanding Access: With more innovations in mobile technology and low-cost devices,
the industry has the potential to expand its reach to underserved regions.

• Adaptive Learning: The industry can capitalize on adaptive learning technologies to offer
personalized education, creating a stronger connection between learners and employers.

• Cross-industry Collaboration: Collaboration between educational institutions, private

sector companies, and governments can help align skills training with industry needs,
thereby reducing the talent gap.

Future Outlook

The EdTech and Talent Solutions industry is expected to grow rapidly in the coming years, driven
by increasing demand for specialized skills, continuous learning, and a focus on employee
productivity. With the world increasingly shifting to a knowledge-based economy, the industry
will play a central role in preparing individuals for the workforce and supporting companies in
their recruitment efforts.

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Key Drivers for Growth

• Lifelong Learning: The growing need for workers to continuously update their skills in
response to technological advances.

• Global Talent Mobility: The ability to tap into a global talent pool, with EdTech
platforms offering training that is universally recognized.

• Corporate Learning: Increasing focus on internal employee development, with

businesses investing in upskilling and reskilling programs to retain talent.

The continued integration of advanced technologies, coupled with a growing demand for talent
that matches global market needs, will ensure that the EdTech and Talent Solutions industry
remains at the forefront of both education and workforce development in the 21st century.

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 COMPANY PROFILE

Eduaxs Solutions is a forward-thinking organization established by industry experts with a

mission to bridge the gap between academia and the corporate world. With a strong foothold in
recruitment, education, consulting, and training, Eduaxs Solutions has emerged as a
transformative force across diverse industries, including BFSI, ITES (BPOs), IT, FMCG,
Automobile, and Logistics.

The company is dedicated to empowering freshers by offering them life-changing training and job
opportunities. By leveraging innovative recruitment and training methodologies, Eduaxs Solutions
assists corporations in acquiring top-tier talent while ensuring the education sector remains a
stable supply chain of skilled professionals.

VISION AND MISSION

Vision:
To be recognized as the leading solutions provider in the fields of talent acquisition and training.

Mission:

• To bridge the skills and manpower gap with innovative, impactful solutions.

• To expand the solutions network across India, creating opportunities for learners and
professionals alike.

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SERVICES OFFERED

1. Talent Acquisition Services:

Specialized recruitment solutions to identify and onboard the best talent for industries like BFSI,
IT, FMCG, and Logistics.

2. Corporate Training:
Customized training programs designed to upskill employees and enhance organizational
efficiency.

3. Education Consulting:
Providing strategic consulting to academic institutions to align their curriculum with industry
requirements and ensure a steady supply of eligible students.

4. Skill Development Programs:

Targeted programs aimed at equipping freshers with the skills needed to thrive in the competitive
job market.

5. Career Guidance:
Helping individuals make informed career decisions through expert counseling and mentorship
programs.

KEY FEATURES AND ACHIEVEMENTS

• Innovative Recruitment Models: Ensuring corporations have access to the best industry
talent.

• Impactful Training Programs: Transforming freshers into job-ready professionals.

• Diverse Industry Coverage: Expertise in BFSI, IT, FMCG, Automobile, and Logistics
sectors.

• Partnerships with Educators: Collaborating with academic institutions to create job-

ready graduates.

• High Placement Success: Thousands of freshers have successfully transitioned into their
desired careers through Eduaxs programs.

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TARGET INDUSTRIES

Eduaxs Solutions focuses on delivering customized solutions to high-demand industries,

including:

• Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI)

• Information Technology (IT)

• ITES/BPOs

• Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG)

• Automobile

• Logistics and Supply Chain

STRATEGIC INITIATIVES

Fresh Talent Empowerment:

Eduaxs Solutions is dedicated to providing fresh graduates with opportunities to gain the skills and
knowledge necessary for career success through targeted training programs and workshops.

Corporate-Ready Workforce:
By aligning its training modules with industry requirements, Eduaxs Solutions ensures that
corporations have access to a ready and skilled workforce.

Academic Partnerships:
Collaborating with educational institutions to bridge the gap between academia and the job
market, ensuring a continuous flow of skilled and employable graduates.

SUSTAINABILITY AND SOCIAL IMPACT

Eduaxs Solutions is committed to sustainable development by promoting inclusive education and

employment. Key initiatives include:

• Skill Development for Underprivileged Students: Offering scholarships and free

training to those in need.
• Paperless Recruitment Processes: Reducing environmental impact through digital-first
practices.

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 • Inclusive Hiring: Encouraging diversity and equal opportunities across all levels.

• CONTACT INFORMATION

Eduaxs Solutions
Address: C-25, Institutional Area, Noida, India.

• Customer Support Hotline: +91-123-456-7890

• Email: [email protected]

• Website:www.eduaxs.com

Office Hours:

• Monday to Saturday: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM

• Closed on Sundays and public holidays.

Eduaxs Solutions is steadfast in its commitment to transforming lives through education, training,
and recruitment. By continuously innovating and expanding its solutions network, the company is
shaping the future of industries and empowering individuals to achieve their professional
aspirations.

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 CHAPTER: 2
REVIEW OF LITRATURE

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A huge quantity of research had been carried out in India and overseas making distinctive
elements of Customer Relationship Management. A short evaluation of past literature
relevant with present study is examined below.

Customer Relationship Management (CRM) is a strategic framework designed to improve

customer engagement and foster long-term relationships, ultimately driving business growth
and enhancing profitability. By facilitating the socioeconomic development of organizations,
CRM transforms vast amounts of customer data into actionable insights, enabling effective
decision-making and personalized services. Its implementation has been particularly
transformative in industries that rely heavily on customer interactions, such as Eduaxs
Solutions, EdTech, and Talent Solutions. These sectors leverage CRM tools to address
dynamic customer needs, improve communication, and ensure operational efficiency
(Morris et al., 2018; Gupta et al., 2020).

CRM holds significant advantages for service-oriented industries due to their dual nature of
production and consumption, which allows for enhanced relationship-building opportunities.
The inherent immediacy of services offered in these industries underscores the importance
of tools like CRM in creating seamless interactions. In Eduaxs Solutions, for instance, CRM
tools help match candidates to suitable career opportunities by analyzing their preferences
and interactions. This not only optimizes the recruitment process but also enhances
candidate satisfaction through tailored services. Similarly, in the EdTech sector, CRM
systems play a critical role in managing data on student performance and feedback, enabling
institutions to design personalized learning pathways that engage students and improve
retention rates. This dual role of CRM in fostering engagement and streamlining processes
makes it indispensable in these industries (Taylor et al., 2019).

Eduaxs Solutions, focusing on talent acquisition, utilizes CRM tools to create detailed
candidate profiles and ensure seamless communication between candidates and employers.
By tracking preferences and interactions, CRM facilitates an efficient matchmaking process,
enhancing the overall candidate experience. Personalized services offered through CRM also
help organizations build trust and loyalty with their clients. Such tools further enable data-
driven decision-making, ensuring higher success rates in placements and alignment with
business goals (Sharma et al., 2021).

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CRM systems also streamline operational workflows within talent acquisition firms. For
instance, by automating routine administrative tasks, recruiters can focus on strategic
activities, such as candidate engagement and employer branding. Advanced CRM tools
equipped with artificial intelligence provide predictive analytics, enabling recruitment teams
to identify market trends and anticipate future hiring needs. These capabilities allow Eduaxs
Solutions to stay competitive by adapting to evolving client requirements and labor market
fluctuations. Moreover, CRM systems enhance collaboration among team members by
centralizing data and fostering transparency, ensuring that all stakeholders have real-time
access to critical information.

Another significant benefit of CRM for Eduaxs Solutions is its ability to provide end-to-end
recruitment lifecycle management. From initial candidate sourcing to final placement, CRM
tools offer a comprehensive platform for managing every step of the process. This holistic
approach reduces time-to-hire and ensures a seamless experience for both candidates and
employers. Additionally, the integration of CRM with social media platforms enables
Eduaxs Solutions to tap into a broader talent pool, further enhancing their ability to meet
diverse recruitment needs.

The EdTech industry significantly benefits from CRM systems by leveraging them to
manage extensive datasets on student progress, feedback, and engagement metrics. By
analyzing these datasets, CRM enables the customization of learning experiences to meet
individual student needs. This adaptability is critical for fostering student satisfaction and
loyalty in a competitive education market. Moreover, CRM systems enhance communication
between educators, students, and parents, further strengthening the institution's ability to
deliver high-quality educational outcomes. The ability to respond dynamically to student
feedback in real time highlights CRM’s pivotal role in transforming educational experiences
(Patel et al., 2020).

CRM tools also play a vital role in improving enrollment management for EdTech
institutions. By tracking prospective student interactions, CRM systems enable institutions
to design targeted marketing campaigns that resonate with specific audiences. This
personalized approach increases conversion rates and helps institutions achieve enrollment
targets more effectively. Furthermore, CRM solutions equipped with analytics capabilities

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provide actionable insights into enrollment trends, enabling institutions to refine their
recruitment strategies continuously.

In addition to enhancing student experiences, CRM systems support administrative

efficiency in the EdTech sector. By automating routine tasks such as attendance tracking and
performance reporting, CRM tools free up educators to focus on delivering high-quality
instruction. The integration of CRM with learning management systems (LMS) further
streamlines operations, creating a unified platform for managing academic and
administrative functions. This integration ensures that all stakeholders have access to
consistent and accurate information, fostering transparency and accountability.

The EdTech industry also benefits from CRM’s ability to facilitate continuous professional
development for educators. By analyzing data on teacher performance and feedback, CRM
tools identify areas for improvement and recommend targeted training programs. This
proactive approach ensures that educators remain equipped to meet the evolving needs of
students, contributing to overall institutional success.

In the Talent Solutions sector, CRM systems help optimize recruitment processes, build
robust talent networks, and support personalized career guidance. By creating
comprehensive candidate profiles, CRM tools streamline the recruitment process, making it
more efficient and effective. These systems also enable organizations to engage with their
workforce more meaningfully, fostering long-term relationships and improving employee
satisfaction. CRM tools provide actionable insights that allow organizations to adapt to
evolving market dynamics and workforce expectations, strengthening their talent retention
strategies (Deshmukh et al., 2021).

One of the key advantages of CRM in Talent Solutions is its ability to facilitate workforce
planning. By analyzing data on employee skills, performance, and career aspirations, CRM
systems enable organizations to identify skill gaps and design targeted training programs.
This proactive approach ensures that employees are well-equipped to meet organizational
goals, enhancing productivity and job satisfaction. Additionally, CRM tools support
succession planning by identifying high-potential employees and preparing them for
leadership roles, ensuring business continuity and growth.

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CRM systems also enhance employer branding in the Talent Solutions sector. By providing
personalized communication and tailored services, CRM tools help organizations
differentiate themselves in a competitive job market. This strategic approach strengthens
employer reputation and attracts top talent, ensuring a steady pipeline of skilled
professionals. Furthermore, the integration of CRM with performance management systems
enables organizations to track employee progress and provide constructive feedback,
fostering a culture of continuous improvement.

While CRM offers numerous advantages, its successful implementation faces challenges
such as staff training, data privacy, and integration issues. Proper staff training is essential to
maximize the potential of CRM systems. Employees must be equipped to utilize CRM tools
effectively, track customer progress, and deliver personalized services. Without adequate
training, organizations risk underutilizing CRM capabilities, leading to reduced operational
efficiency (Smith et al., 2021).

Data privacy and security concerns are critical in CRM implementation, as organizations
must protect sensitive customer information while complying with data protection
regulations. Ensuring robust security measures and adhering to legal frameworks are
necessary to maintain customer trust and prevent data breaches (Johnson et al., 2020).
Integration challenges also pose significant obstacles, particularly in Eduaxs Solutions,
where CRM systems must seamlessly integrate with platforms like learning management
systems (LMS) and performance tracking software. Without proper integration, data silos
can develop, reducing CRM efficiency and undermining its effectiveness (Papastathopoulos
et al., 2020).

Another challenge in CRM implementation is the high cost associated with deploying and
maintaining advanced CRM tools. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) often
struggle to allocate sufficient resources for CRM adoption, limiting their ability to compete
with larger organizations. To address this issue, many CRM vendors now offer scalable
solutions tailored to the needs of SMEs, enabling them to harness the benefits of CRM
without incurring excessive costs.

Resistance to change is another common barrier to successful CRM implementation.

Employees may be hesitant to adopt new technologies, particularly if they perceive them as

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a threat to their job security or existing workflows. To overcome this resistance,
organizations must prioritize change management initiatives that address employee concerns
and demonstrate the value of CRM systems. This includes involving employees in the
decision-making process and providing ongoing support during the transition period.

Despite these challenges, the benefits of CRM far outweigh the obstacles, especially in
sectors like Eduaxs Solutions, EdTech, and Talent Solutions. CRM systems enable
organizations to harness data effectively, deliver personalized services, and make informed
decisions, contributing to customer loyalty and increased profitability. With advancements
in technology, including artificial intelligence and machine learning, CRM capabilities are
expected to grow further, enabling predictive analytics and real-time engagement strategies.
These innovations will solidify CRM’s role as a critical tool for achieving sustainable
growth, enhancing customer satisfaction, and maintaining competitive advantages in
evolving markets (Kumar et al., 2022).

AI-powered CRM systems are poised to revolutionize customer relationship management by

enabling organizations to anticipate customer needs and deliver hyper-personalized services.
For example, AI-driven chatbots and virtual assistants can provide real-time support,
enhancing customer experiences and reducing response times. Similarly, machine learning
algorithms can analyze historical data to identify patterns and predict future trends, enabling
organizations to stay ahead of the competition.

The integration of CRM with emerging technologies such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and
blockchain is another promising development. IoT-enabled CRM systems can collect data
from connected devices, providing organizations with deeper insights into customer
behavior and preferences. Meanwhile, blockchain technology offers enhanced data security
and transparency, addressing privacy concerns and building customer trust.
As industries evolve, addressing challenges like staff training, data privacy, and system
integration will be crucial for unlocking the full potential of CRM systems. By adopting a
strategic approach to CRM implementation and leveraging technological advancements,
organizations can position themselves for long-term success in a rapidly changing business
landscape.

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CRM emerges as a transformative framework for modern organizations, driving efficiency,
improving relationships, and ensuring adaptability in a rapidly changing business
environment. By enabling organizations to harness data effectively, CRM systems contribute
to customer loyalty, increased profitability, and sustainable growth. As technological
innovations continue to enhance CRM capabilities, its role as a cornerstone of success across
various sectors, including Eduaxs Solutions, EdTech, and Talent Solutions, is set to become
even more significant. With proper implementation, CRM will remain an indispensable tool
for achieving organizational excellence and maintaining competitive advantages in the years
to come.

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 CHAPTER: 3
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

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3.1 OBJECTIVES

Some of the basic objectives of this study on Customer Relationship Management (CRM) at
Eduaxs Solutions, Noida, are as follows:

• To study and understand the various aspects of CRM at Eduaxs Solutions, focusing on
how CRM systems are implemented to enhance relationships with candidates, clients, and
other stakeholders.
• To evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of CRM systems in improving client
satisfaction, candidate engagement, and overall business outcomes at Eduaxs Solutions.
• To explore how CRM helps in streamlining recruitment processes, managing client
relationships, and delivering personalized services to candidates.

3.2 NEED OF CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT

In the competitive landscape of Eduaxs Solutions, CRM plays a vital role in building and
maintaining long-term relationships with clients, candidates, and educational institutions.
Retaining existing customers is far less costly than acquiring new ones, making CRM an essential
tool for sustainable business growth.

By leveraging CRM systems, Eduaxs Solutions can:

• Gain a deeper understanding of clients’ and candidates’ preferences, needs, and behaviors.
• Offer personalized services to both clients and candidates, enhancing satisfaction and
loyalty.
• Improve communication and service delivery by automating interactions and tracking
progress throughout the recruitment and training processes.

CRM at Eduaxs Solutions allows the organization to manage customer interactions systematically,
using data to match candidate profiles with job opportunities, track candidate progress, and tailor
communication strategies for better engagement.

This also helps in streamlining internal processes, improving overall service quality, and
increasing business efficiency.

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CRM, in this context, involves a combination of software tools, methodologies, and processes
aimed at understanding customer needs, enhancing relationships, and optimizing the service
delivery process.

3.3 SCOPE OF CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT

The scope of CRM within Eduaxs Solutions is extensive, given its role in talent acquisition,
training, and career development services. Some potential areas for future research and
exploration include:

• Analyzing the impact of CRM on client retention and recruitment effectiveness in Eduaxs
Solutions.
• Researching the use of CRM to create personalized career guidance programs for
candidates based on their skills, aspirations, and career progress.
• Investigating the integration of CRM with other platforms like learning management
systems (LMS) or job boards to streamline workflows and improve candidate placement.
• Exploring the use of CRM in managing relationships with educational institutions,
improving partnerships, and creating more tailored training solutions for students and
clients.

There is also potential for further research into the role of CRM in enhancing customer
experience, especially as Eduaxs Solutions continues to expand and adapt to new technological
advancements in recruitment and talent development.

3.4 LIMITATIONS

While CRM provides numerous advantages, including improved customer engagement, loyalty,
and streamlined processes, there are certain limitations associated with its implementation in
Eduaxs Solutions:

• Poor Planning: CRM initiatives may fall short if not properly planned. If Eduaxs
Solutions focuses only on selecting CRM software without aligning it with business
strategies or offering adequate training to staff, the CRM system may not be utilized
effectively.

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 • Data Integration: CRM systems must be integrated with other organizational tools, such
as candidate tracking systems and job boards. Any challenges in data integration may lead
to inefficient workflows and missed opportunities for personalization.
• Technology Dependence: The CRM system's effectiveness relies heavily on technology.
Any issues related to software malfunctions, data breaches, or system downtimes could
hinder CRM effectiveness and disrupt business operations.
• Limited Resources: The implementation of CRM systems requires investment in both
software and human resources. Eduaxs Solutions may face challenges in allocating
sufficient resources for full-scale implementation, particularly with limited budgets or time
constraints.
• Data Privacy: Given that CRM systems store sensitive candidate and client data, ensuring
data privacy and security is paramount. Any lapses in data protection could undermine
trust and damage the reputation of Eduaxs Solutions.

3.5 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

For this research, the methodology was chosen to address the complexities of CRM systems at
Eduaxs Solutions. A combination of qualitative and quantitative research methods is employed
to gather comprehensive insights into the CRM strategies and their impact.

• Quantitative Research: The quantitative approach is used to measure and analyze the
effectiveness of CRM in terms of customer satisfaction, engagement, and business
outcomes. This approach uses statistical tools to analyze survey responses and other
numerical data collected from clients, candidates, and employees.
• Qualitative Research: Qualitative techniques, such as interviews and case studies, are
employed to gather in-depth insights from employees, clients, and candidates. This allows
for a better understanding of how CRM strategies are perceived and the challenges faced in
implementation.

3.6 RESEARCH DESIGN

The research design for this study is descriptive and exploratory, as the study aims to understand
the current CRM practices at Eduaxs Solutions and explore their impact on business performance.
The design involves collecting both primary and secondary data to form a comprehensive view
of CRM implementation at Eduaxs Solutions.

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SOURCES OF DATA:

The data for this study is collected from two primary sources:

1. Primary Data:
o Surveys: A structured questionnaire will be distributed to candidates, clients, and
employees of Eduaxs Solutions. The survey will focus on measuring satisfaction,
engagement, and the perceived effectiveness of CRM systems.
o Interviews: Personal interviews will be conducted with key stakeholders, such as
CRM users within Eduaxs Solutions, managers, and senior executives. These
interviews will provide insights into the CRM implementation process, challenges
faced, and improvements made.
o Observation: Observational techniques will be used to monitor CRM-related
processes at Eduaxs Solutions, such as candidate interactions and client
communications.
2. Secondary Data: Secondary data will include reports, internal documents, and previous
research on CRM practices in the talent solutions industry. These sources provide valuable
context and background information about CRM at Eduaxs Solutions.

SAMPLE SIZE:

A total of 100 respondents were selected for the research, ensuring a comprehensive
representation of perspectives from different stakeholder groups at Eduaxs Solutions:
• 40 Candidates (Individuals exploring career opportunities)
• 35 Clients (Organizations seeking talent acquisition services)
• 25 Employees (Internal staff involved in recruitment and management processes)

This sampling strategy was designed to capture a diverse range of experiences and insights,
ensuring meaningful conclusions about the operations and practices at Eduaxs Solutions.

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 CHAPTER-4
DATA ANALYSIS AND
INTERPRETATION

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DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION

TABLE 1.1

How satisfied are you with the CRM system in terms of its ability to manage your
interactions with Eduaxs Solutions?

Particular Percentage
Very Dissatisfied 5%
Dissatisfied 10%
Neutral 20%
Satisfied 40%
Very Satisfied 25%

Percentage
3%

7%
35% 15%

40%

Not likely at all Unlikely Neutral Likely Very Likely

INTERPRETATION:

From the survey results, it is clear that the majority of respondents (65%) are satisfied with the
CRM system’s ability to manage their interactions. Of these, 25% are very satisfied, while 40%
are satisfied. However, 20% of customers remain neutral, and a small percentage, 15%, are
dissatisfied with the CRM system. This indicates that while the CRM system is generally well-
received, there are still areas for improvement in terms of managing customer interactions.

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TABLE 1.2

How effectively does the CRM system help you stay informed about available job
opportunities or candidate information?

Particular Percentage
Not Effective 5%
Slightly Effective 15%
Neutral 25%
Effective 35%
Very Effective 20%

Percentage
3%

7%
35% 15%

40%

Not likely at all Unlikely Neutral Likely Very Likely

INTERPRETATION
The effectiveness of the CRM system in keeping customers informed about job opportunities or
candidate information is generally positive, with 55% of respondents rating it as either effective
(35%) or very effective (20%). However, 25% of respondents were neutral about its effectiveness,
and 20% felt it was only slightly effective or ineffective. This suggests that while the CRM system
is serving its purpose for the majority, there is a portion of users who feel that its effectiveness
could be improved.

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TABLE 1.3

Do you think the CRM system at Eduaxs Solutions helps in personalizing your experience
with the company (e.g., tailored job recommendations, updates)?

Particular Percentage
Not at all 5%
To a small extent 10%
Neutral 15%
To a Great extent 35%
Completely 35%
personalized

Percentage
3%

7%
35% 15%

40%

Not likely at all Unlikely Neutral Likely Very Likely

INTERPRETATION:
When asked about the CRM system’s ability to personalize their experience, 70% of respondents
felt that it does so either completely (35%) or to a great extent (35%). However, 15% of
respondents were neutral, and 15% felt that the system only personalized their experience to a
small extent or not at all. This shows that the CRM system at Eduaxs Solutions excels in
personalization for the majority of users, though there is still room for improvement in catering to
every user’s needs.

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TABLE 1.4

How would you rate the CRM system’s role in improving the overall communication
between you and Eduaxs Solutions?

Particular Percentage
Very Poor Communication 3%
Poor Communication 7%
Neutral 20%
Good Communication 40%
Excellent Communication 30%

Percentage
3%

7%
35% 15%

40%

Not likely at all Unlikely Neutral Likely Very Likely

INTERPRETATION:
According to the feedback, 70% of customers believe that the CRM system plays a significant role
in improving communication, with 40% rating it as good and 30% as excellent. However, 20% of
customers are neutral, and 10% rated the communication as poor or very poor. This indicates that
while the CRM system generally facilitates effective communication, there are a few users who
feel that it could be improved.

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TABLE 1.5

To what extent do you believe the CRM system enhances your satisfaction as a client or
candidate at Eduaxs Solutions?
Particular Percentage
Not at all 3%
To a small extent 10%
Neutral 20%
To a Great extent 40%
Completely enhances satisfaction 27%

Percentage
3%

7%
35% 15%

40%

Not likely at all Unlikely Neutral Likely Very Likely

INTERPRETATION:
The majority of respondents (67%) believe the CRM system enhances their satisfaction either to a
great extent (40%) or completely (27%). Only 13% of customers feel that the CRM system does
not enhance their satisfaction at all or does so to a small extent, with 20% being neutral. This
suggests that the CRM system is largely successful in enhancing customer satisfaction, though
there are still some who do not feel fully satisfied.

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TABLE 1.6

How often do you feel that the CRM system effectively addresses your needs and concerns in
a timely manner?

Particular Percentage
Never 2%
Rarely 8%
Sometimes 25%
Often 40%
Always 25%

Percentage
3%

7%
35% 15%

40%

Not likely at all Unlikely Neutral Likely Very Likely

INTERPRETATION:
In terms of addressing needs and concerns in a timely manner, 65% of respondents feel that the
CRM system does so either often (40%) or always (25%). However, 25% of customers felt that
their needs were only sometimes addressed, and 10% felt it was rarely or never addressed. This
highlights that while the system is generally responsive, there are still areas where timely
responses could be improved.

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TABLE 1.7

How would you rate the ease of use of the CRM system in accessing information about job
openings or candidate profiles?

Particular Percentage
Very difficult 3%
Difficult 7%
Neutral 20%
Easy 40%
Very Easy 30%

Percentage
3%

7%
35% 15%

40%

Not likely at all Unlikely Neutral Likely Very Likely

INTERPRETATION:
The majority of respondents (70%) find the CRM system easy to use, with 40% rating it as easy
and 30% rating it as very easy. Only 20% are neutral about its usability, while 10% find the
system difficult or very difficult to use. This shows that the CRM system is generally user-
friendly, though a small percentage of users encounter difficulties in accessing information.

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TABLE 1.8

How well does the CRM system at Eduaxs Solutions help you build long-term relationships
(for clients) or find the right career opportunities (for candidates)?

Particular Percentage
Not well at all 2%
Slightly well 8%
Neutral 20%
Well 40%
Very well 30%

Percentage
3%

7%
35% 15%

40%

Not likely at all Unlikely Neutral Likely Very Likely

INTERPRETATION:
Most respondents (70%) feel that the CRM system helps them build long-term relationships or
find the right opportunities either well (40%) or very well (30%). However, 20% were neutral, and
10% felt that the system only slightly helps or does not help at all. This suggests that the CRM
system is effective in fostering relationships and opportunities for most users, but there is still
room to improve its impact for others.

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TABLE 1.9

How satisfied are you with the level of personalized service you receive through the CRM

system (e.g., tailored messages, job alerts)?

Particular Percentage
Very Dissatisfied 5%
Dissatisfied 10%
Neutral 15%
Satisfied 35%
Very Satisfied 35%

Percentage
3%

7%
35% 15%

40%

Not likely at all Unlikely Neutral Likely Very Likely

INTERPRETATION:
The survey shows that 70% of customers are satisfied with the personalized service provided by
the CRM system, with 35% being very satisfied and 35% satisfied. Only 15% are neutral, while
15% are dissatisfied or very dissatisfied with the level of personalization. This indicates that most
customers feel well-served by the CRM system’s personalization features, although there are still
some who are dissatisfied.

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TABLE 1.10

How likely are you to recommend Eduaxs Solutions to others based on your experience with
the CRM system?

Particular Percentage
Not likely at all 3%
Unlikely 7%
Neutral 15%
Likely 40%
Very Likely 35%

Percentage
3%

7%
35% 15%

40%

Not likely at all Unlikely Neutral Likely Very Likely

INTERPRETATION:
Finally, when asked about recommending Eduaxs Solutions to others, 75% of respondents
expressed a willingness to recommend the company based on their experience with the CRM
system, with 40% being likely and 35% being very likely to recommend it. Only 15% were
neutral, and 10% were unlikely or not likely to recommend the company. This shows that the
CRM system contributes to a strong likelihood of customer recommendations, though some users
remain indifferent or less likely to recommend.

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 CHAPTER: 5
FINDINGS, SUGGESTIONS AND
CONCLUSION

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 FINDINGS AND SUGGESTIONS

FINDINGS:

The data collected from the survey focused on evaluating the effectiveness of CRM systems in
managing relationships with clients and candidates at Eduaxs Solutions. The questionnaire
addressed five key dimensions of CRM quality: responsiveness, reliability, personalization,
communication, and ease of use.

The majority of respondents expressed satisfaction with the CRM system’s ability to manage
interactions, with 65% of customers rating it positively. The system's role in keeping users
informed about job opportunities or candidate information was rated effective by 55% of the
respondents. However, there were noticeable differences in how well the CRM system
personalizes the user experience, with 70% feeling that the system provides tailored
recommendations and updates. This shows the effectiveness of CRM in fostering personalized
interactions.

Communication was also a strong point, with 70% of respondents rating the system’s role in
improving communication between the users and Eduaxs Solutions as either good or excellent.
This indicates that the CRM system facilitates transparent and effective communication. In terms
of satisfaction, 67% of respondents felt that the CRM system enhances their satisfaction as clients
or candidates, while 70% rated the ease of use of the system positively, suggesting that most users
find the CRM easy to navigate.

However, there were some areas for improvement. A small percentage of respondents (10%)
reported dissatisfaction with how their needs were addressed or felt that the CRM system was
difficult to use. Additionally, 15% felt that the CRM system was not fully personalized to their
needs, suggesting potential opportunities to refine this aspect of the system.

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 SUGGESTIONS

• Increase CRM Customization: The CRM system should enhance its ability to deliver
more personalized experiences for users by tailoring job recommendations and updates
more precisely to individual preferences.
• Improve Timeliness and Responsiveness: There is a need to address concerns raised
about the timeliness of responses and the system’s ability to meet user needs quickly.
Improving customer support response time could enhance user satisfaction.
• Enhance System Usability: While most users find the system easy to use, providing
additional training or user-friendly guides could help address the small percentage of users
who find the system difficult to navigate.
• Strengthen Communication: Although communication is rated positively, there remains
room for improvement. Ensuring that the CRM system provides clearer and more frequent
updates to users can further enhance communication.
• Focus on Continuous Improvement and Feedback: Eduaxs Solutions should maintain
its focus on collecting user feedback regularly and making data-driven improvements to
the CRM system. This can lead to higher levels of user satisfaction and better management
of client and candidate relationships.

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 CONCLUSION

The study on the effectiveness of the CRM system at Eduaxs Solutions reveals a strong
commitment to managing relationships with clients and candidates. The majority of respondents
expressed satisfaction with the CRM system’s ability to facilitate communication, provide
personalized services, and enhance satisfaction. The CRM system plays a crucial role in
streamlining interactions, ensuring effective communication, and offering a user-friendly
experience, which has positively impacted client and candidate relationships.

However, the survey also highlighted areas that could benefit from refinement, such as enhancing
customization, improving responsiveness, and providing additional support for users who find the
system challenging to navigate. Eduaxs Solutions has a solid foundation in CRM practices, and by
focusing on these areas of improvement, the organization can further enhance its service quality
and build stronger, more lasting relationships with clients and candidates.

Ultimately, Eduaxs Solutions’ approach to CRM, blending modern technology with a customer-
centric approach, positions it well for continued success in fostering loyalty, satisfaction, and
positive relationships with its stakeholders. The company’s ongoing efforts to refine and improve
its CRM system will be key to sustaining its competitive advantage in the recruitment industry.

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 QUESTIONNAIRE

TABLE 1.1

How satisfied are you with the CRM system in terms of its ability to manage your
interactions with Eduaxs Solutions?

Particular Percentage
Very Dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Neutral
Satisfied
Very Satisfied

TABLE 1.2
How effectively does the CRM system help you stay informed about available job
opportunities or candidate information?

Particular Percentage
Not Effective
Slightly Effective
Neutral
Effective
Very Effective

TABLE 1.3
Do you think the CRM system at Eduaxs Solutions helps in personalizing your experience
with the company (e.g., tailored job recommendations, updates)?

Particular Percentage
Not at all
To a small extent
Neutral
To a Great extent
Completely personalized

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TABLE 1.4
How would you rate the CRM system’s role in improving the overall communication
between you and Eduaxs Solutions?

Particular Percentage
Very Poor
Communication
Poor Communication
Neutral
Good Communication
Excellent Communication

TABLE 1.5

To what extent do you believe the CRM system enhances your satisfaction as a client or
candidate at Eduaxs Solutions?
Particular Percentage
Not at all
To a small extent
Neutral
To a Great extent
Completely enhances
satisfaction

TABLE 1.6
How often do you feel that the CRM system effectively addresses your needs and concerns in
a timely manner?

Particular Percentage
Never
Rarely
Sometimes
Often
Always

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TABLE 1.7

How would you rate the ease of use of the CRM system in accessing information about job
openings or candidate profiles?

Particular Percentage
Very difficult
Difficult
Neutral
Easy
Very Easy

TABLE 1.8

How well does the CRM system at Eduaxs Solutions help you build long-term relationships
(for clients) or find the right career opportunities (for candidates)?
Particular Percentage
Not well at all
Slightly well
Neutral
Well
Very well

TABLE 1.9

How satisfied are you with the level of personalized service you receive through the CRM
system (e.g., tailored messages, job alerts)?

Particular Percentage
Very Dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Neutral
Satisfied
Very Satisfied

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TABLE 1.10

How likely are you to recommend Eduaxs Solutions to others based on your experience with
the CRM system?

Particular Percentage
Not likely at all
Unlikely
Neutral
Likely
Very Likely

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