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Excellence in Managing Worldwide Customer Relationships [Kõva köide]

(American River International, Melville, New York, USA)
  • Formaat: Hardback, 364 pages, kõrgus x laius: 234x156 mm, kaal: 684 g, 170 Illustrations, black and white
  • Sari: The Global Warrior Series
  • Ilmumisaeg: 08-Nov-2016
  • Kirjastus: CRC Press Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1482226197
  • ISBN-13: 9781482226195
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  • Formaat: Hardback, 364 pages, kõrgus x laius: 234x156 mm, kaal: 684 g, 170 Illustrations, black and white
  • Sari: The Global Warrior Series
  • Ilmumisaeg: 08-Nov-2016
  • Kirjastus: CRC Press Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1482226197
  • ISBN-13: 9781482226195
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Every company is recognizing the critical importance of protecting its customer base by raising the bar of its customer service prowess. Excellence in Managing Worldwide Customer Relationships identifies the risks companies face when expanding their business model in both domestic and overseas markets and offers solutions, strategies, and a structure to minimize obstacles when selling to domestic and foreign markets while satisfying customers and developing new business.

This fifth book in the Global Warrior Series looks at the obstacles in customer service management and provides a 10-step process for developing a best-practices approach that offers the best opportunity for excellence, world class initiatives, and high client satisfaction and retention levels. It focuses on technology, along with other measures and how it can be utilized in customer service relationships that will enhance the customers loyalty. As companies grow within their North American markets and internationally, the book will also look at customer service in home markets, as well as in global operations, cultural issues, and expanding into world markets.
Foreword xvii
Preface xix
Chapter 1 The Challenges of Business Development in International Business
1(26)
The Case to Go Global
1(3)
Challenges of Going Global
4(21)
Physical Issues
6(1)
Geographic Constraints
7(1)
Economic Conditions
7(2)
Political Risks
9(1)
Cultural Issues
10(1)
Legal Differences
10(2)
Establishing a Foundation
12(1)
Time Differences
12(1)
Performance Standards
12(1)
Language Differences
13(1)
Payment Terms
14(1)
Intellectual Property Rights
15(1)
Transportation and Logistics
15(1)
Customs Entry
16(2)
Trade Compliance
18(1)
Last Mile Delivery
18(1)
Terrorism and Security
19(1)
Regulatory
20(1)
INCOTerms
21(1)
Across-the-Globe Training
22(1)
Risk Management
23(1)
E-Commerce
24(1)
Summary
25(2)
Chapter 2 Establishing a Robust and Aggressive Export Sales Strategy
27(66)
Why a Company Creates an Export Strategy
27(5)
Expands Markets and Reduces Business Risk
28(1)
Diversifies Market Reach
29(1)
Some Truisms about American Exports
30(1)
Greater Margin Potential
30(1)
Opens New Markets Where Other Business Advantages May Be Obtained
31(1)
Necessary Components to Exporting
32(1)
Landed Cost Modeling SOP Example
32(2)
What Is Landed Cost?
33(1)
Landed Cost Definition
33(1)
Additional Considerations
34(4)
How to Calculate Landed Cost When Importing from China
34(1)
What Is Landed Cost?
35(3)
Import Customs Duties and Taxes
38(10)
1 Find the HS Code of Your Products
38(1)
2 Declared Value
39(1)
Duty/Tax Free Amount (de minimis Value)
39(1)
3 Import Customs Duties
40(1)
Duty
40(1)
Duty Calculation
41(2)
4 Import Taxes
43(1)
Value-Added Tax (VAT)
43(1)
Goods and Services Tax
43(1)
5 Insurance
43(1)
6 Inland Freight
44(1)
Landed Cost Calculator
44(1)
Landed Cost Summary
44(4)
Understanding the Importance of INCOTerms
48(20)
INCOTerms 101: Demystifying the Misnomers!
53(1)
Terms of Sale
54(1)
Terms of Payment
54(1)
How Freight Is Managed
54(1)
How Insurance and Risk Is Managed
55(1)
When and How Title or Ownership Is Transferred
55(1)
How and When "Revenue" Gets Recognized
56(1)
Who Is Responsible for Trade Compliance Issues
56(1)
Legal Jurisdiction
57(1)
How Disputes Are Settled
57(1)
How Company Tax Issues (IRS or Equivalent) Are Mitigated
58(1)
Packaging, Marking, and Labeling
59(1)
Intellectual Property Rights
59(1)
What We Need to Know about INCO Terms 2010
59(1)
Rules for Any Mode(s) of Transport
60(1)
Rules for Sea and Inland Waterway Transport
61(1)
Various Modes of Transit
62(1)
FOB "On Board"
63(1)
Domestic Use
64(4)
Best Practices in Customer Service on Export Sales
68(9)
Challenges of Global Customer Service
68(1)
Differences in Culture and Language
69(1)
Difference in Time
70(1)
Difference in Contract Law
70(1)
Accommodating Market Demands
70(1)
Customer Expectations
71(1)
Return Shipping
72(2)
Creating a Robust Export Customer Service Capability: Ten Steps
74(1)
Respect the Customers Country and Culture
75(1)
Learn the Economic Factors in Your Customer's Country
75(1)
Make It Easy for Your Customer to Do Business with You
76(1)
Create Responsible Documentation
77(1)
Common Export Documents
78(1)
Commercial Invoice
78(1)
Export Packing List
78(1)
Pro Forma Invoice
78(1)
Transportation Documents
79(1)
Airway Bill
79(1)
Bill of Lading
79(1)
Electronic Export Information Filing (Formerly Known as the Shipper's Export Declaration)
79(1)
Export Compliance Documents
80(1)
Export Licenses
80(1)
Destination Control Statement
80(1)
Certificates of Origin
80(6)
Generic Certificate of Origin
80(1)
Certificate of Origin for Claiming Benefits under Free Trade Agreements
81(1)
Certificate of Analysis
82(1)
Certificate of Free Sale
82(1)
Dangerous Goods Certificate
82(1)
Fisheries Certificate
83(1)
Fumigation Certificate
83(1)
Halal Certificate
83(1)
Health Certificate
83(1)
Ingredients Certificate
83(1)
Inspection Certificate
84(1)
Preshipment Inspections
84(1)
Insurance Certificate
84(1)
Phytosanitary Certificate
85(1)
Radiation Certificate
86(1)
Other (Product-Specific) Certificates
86(1)
Weight Certificate
86(1)
Other Export-Related Documents
86(3)
Consular Invoice
86(1)
Canadian Customs Invoice
86(1)
Dock Receipt and Warehouse Receipt
87(1)
Import License
88(1)
ISPM 15 (Wood Packaging) Marking
88(1)
Shippers Letter of Instruction
89(1)
Temporary Shipment Documents
89(2)
CARNET/Temporary Shipment Certificate
89(1)
Customs Certificate of Registration
90(1)
Transporting Goods by Truck to Canada
90(1)
Documentation and Customer Service
91(1)
Additional Documentation Concerns
91(1)
Develop Successful Logistics
91(2)
Chapter 3 E-Commerce
93(16)
E-Commerce Challenges
93(2)
International Overview
94(1)
Assessing Opportunity
95(1)
Department of Commerce Case Study: Bass Pro Shops
95(3)
Business Challenge
96(1)
Approach
96(1)
Insights
97(1)
Bass Pro and the U.S. Commercial Service
98(1)
Market Intelligence
98(1)
Marketing
99(1)
Managing Web-Based Platforms
100(1)
Logistics
101(1)
Shipping
101(1)
Customs
102(2)
Last Mile Delivery
104(1)
Getting Paid
104(1)
Critical Concerns on E-Commerce Payment Risks
105(1)
Customer Service
105(4)
E-Commerce Expansion
106(3)
Chapter 4 Cargo Loss Control
109(16)
Risks
109(16)
Chapter 5 Regulatory and Trade Compliance Concerns in International Trade
125(48)
Compliance Overview
125(2)
Global Supply Chain Security for Imports
127(2)
Advanced Manifest Regulations
128(1)
Customs-Trade Partnership against Terrorism Program
129(2)
C-TPAT for Exporters
131(1)
Exporter Minimum Security Criteria
132(1)
Business Partner Requirements
133(1)
Security Procedures
133(1)
Point of Origin
134(1)
Participation/Certification in Foreign Customs Administrations Supply Chain Security Programs
134(1)
Other Internal Criteria for Selection
134(1)
Container Security
135(1)
Container Inspection
135(1)
Container Seals
136(1)
Container Storage
136(1)
Conveyance Tracking and Monitoring Procedures
137(1)
Physical Access Controls
137(2)
Personnel Security
139(1)
Procedural Security
139(1)
Physical Security
140(2)
Export Training and Threat Awareness
142(1)
Information Technology Security
143(3)
Importer Security Filing
146(2)
Air Cargo Advanced Screening
147(1)
Prior Notice FDA
147(1)
Consumer Product Safety Commission
147(1)
Consolidated Screening List for Denied Parties
148(1)
Import Management Overview
148(5)
Importer of Record
149(1)
Reasonable Care
149(2)
Ultimate Consignee
151(1)
Power of Attorney
152(1)
Commercial Invoices
153(1)
Recordkeeping
154(1)
Transactional Valuation
155(1)
Assists
156(1)
Drawback
156(1)
Harmonized Tariff Classification
157(2)
Country of Origin Marking
159(1)
Payment of Duties and Taxes
159(1)
ITDS
160(1)
ACE
160(1)
Centers of Excellence and Expertise
161(1)
Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals
162(1)
Customer Service Responsibilities in Export Compliance
162(1)
Electronic Export Information
163(3)
Denied Party Screening
166(2)
Compliance with Antiboycott Regulations
168(1)
Office of Foreign Assets Control
169(1)
Import/Export Compliance Management
170(1)
Trade Compliance and Internalized Auditing
171(2)
Chapter 6 Utilizing Service Providers and Other Useful Third Parties to Enhance Your Customer Service Capabilities
173(6)
Overview of Service Providers
173(3)
Service Portfolios and Expectations
176(1)
Putting All Your "Eggs" in One Basket
176(1)
Managing Freight RFPs
177(2)
Chapter 7 Negotiating Skill Sets in Global Trade
179(36)
The Winning Premise of Negotiation
180(1)
An Example Based on True Events
180(2)
Negotiation or Problem Resolution Strategy
182(2)
Cultural Issues in Negotiation
184(1)
Relationship Is More Important than the Product or Service
184(1)
Time Is Not as Important as It Is in the United States or in Other Western Countries Such as Germany or Switzerland
185(1)
Confrontation Can Be Viewed as Very Offensive
185(1)
Price Can Be a Huge Factor Outweighing Any Other Aspect
186(1)
Contracts Don't Have the Same Meaning as in the West
186(1)
Looking into Someone's Eyes Can Be Seen as Offensive and Confrontational
187(1)
Women Are Held in Less Regard
188(1)
Religion May Play a Big Part in Relationship and Attitude
188(2)
Detail May Have Less Importance
190(1)
Short-Term Considerations Seriously Outweigh Any Long-Term Benefits
190(1)
Certain Mannerisms of People Will Be Considered Strange, Rude, or Hard to Comprehend
191(1)
Politics May Be "Verboten" to Discuss or Be a Major Point of Interest
191(1)
Compliance Will Have Little Meaning
192(1)
Key Elements in Global Negotiation
193(1)
Why Study Negotiation?
194(1)
Negotiation
194(2)
Maslow and Negotiation
196(2)
International Business
198(11)
Relationship Building
209(3)
Negotiation Character Traits
212(1)
Negotiation Questions
213(2)
Chapter 8 Best Practices in Sales, Business Development, and Customer Service
215(36)
Senior Management Mind-Set
216(4)
Assessment
216(1)
Goal Setting
217(2)
Establishing Point Person and Committee
219(1)
Creating Tactics and an Action Plan
220(3)
Tactics
220(1)
Action Plan
220(3)
Creating Reasonable Goals and Time Frames
223(1)
Establishing SOPs
224(2)
Training
226(2)
Technology
228(2)
Intelligent Marketing Strategy
230(1)
Marketing Guidelines for Foreign Sales
230(5)
Methods of Export Research
231(2)
Market Research
233(1)
BizMove Outlines Sources of General Information Provided by the Department of Commerce (doc.gov)
234(1)
General Industry Information
235(6)
The Department of Commerce
236(5)
Aggressive Sales and Customer Service Management
241(1)
Structure a Security and Terrorism Strategy
242(3)
Manage RFPs Responsibly
245(1)
Basic RFP Design Template
245(1)
Overview
245(1)
Twelve Steps
246(1)
Identify Stakeholders
246(1)
Create a Committee
246(1)
Develop RFP Expectations: Strategic and Tactical
247(1)
Identify RFP Participants
247(1)
Create RFP Template, Time Frame(s), and Expectations for RFP Actions
247(1)
Invite Written Responses
248(1)
Narrow the Field
248(1)
Invite "Oral" Presentations
248(1)
Narrow the Field Again
248(1)
Finalize Selection and Negotiate Final Terms
248(1)
Agreement, SOW, or Contract
248(1)
Implementation
249(1)
Summary
249(2)
Glossary 251(14)
Appendix 265(72)
Index 337(20)
Author 357
Cook, Thomas A.