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Customer Lifetime Value Model in Perspective of Firm and Customer: Practical Issues and Limitation on Prospecting Profitable Customers of Hypermarket Business
Author(s) -
Abdul Manaf Bohari,
Ruslan Rainis,
Malliga Marimuthu
Publication year - 2011
Publication title -
international journal of business and management
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 1833-8119
pISSN - 1833-3850
DOI - 10.5539/ijbm.v6n8p161
Subject(s) - hypermarket , profitability index , value (mathematics) , business , lease , perspective (graphical) , marketing , business model , customer value , industrial organization , computer science , economics , profit (economics) , microeconomics , finance , machine learning , artificial intelligence

Most of business scholars claim customer lifetime value is the top priority issues in the world wide business operation includes for hypermarket business setting. Theoretically, prospecting lifetime value of customers in the marketplace is the main platform for determine how long the hypermarket can survive, at lease 3 to 5 years in future. In fact, customer lifetime value is become top strategic issues during the global meltdown economy because of it major affects on hypermarket profitability, both for current and future of business. Practically, there are two main streams for estimating lifetime value of customers, as identified as firm perspective and customer perspectives. As implication, there are arising some practical and implementation issues on it. The paper is purposely for discussed customer lifetime value model issues faced by the two main streams perspectives. Specifically, limitation of both perspectives is highlighted by using the hypermarket business as environment setting of discussion. In addition, some suggestion was point-out to tackle the problems.

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