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New technologies are making industries and firms alter their main processes into digital processes for realizing sustainable marketing objectives in the digitalization age. Therefore, Electronic Customer Relationship Management (E-CRM) has become very important as the newest term in the customer-oriented organization. This paper tries to propose a model to examine the effect of buyer behaviors, consumer-driven innovation, product lifecycle management, and customer feedback management on the success of E-CRM. Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) was utilized to analyze the paths of the proposed method, and research data are collected and evaluated using SMART PLS 3.2. The study sample includes 330 participants, with a useful 85% response rate. Current research meaningfully supplies learning and literature by focusing more on the performance of E-CRM systems, examining the related important aspects, and applying advanced statistical analysis techniques. The outcomes indicated that buyer behaviors and consumer-driven innovation positively affect the customer feedback management and success of E-CRM. Besides, the outcomes illustrated that the function of product lifecycle management on customer feedback management was significant. Organizations can obtain competitive advantages from the increased effectiveness of the E-CRM. By identifying the aspects of a successful E-CRM, managers can effectively improve appropriate strategies in addressing the organization's customers.

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A new model to evaluate the success of electronic customer relationship management systems in industrial marketing: the mediating role of customer feedback management