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  In  the  case  of  general  insurance  and  in  maturity  claims  in  the  case  of  life
                                    insurance, the dissatisfaction could also arise if the amount of the claim is found
                                    to be less than the total premium paid under the policy.

                                 2.  Individuals and collectives

                                   In  terms  of  volumes,  most  of  the  business  in  general  insurance  comes  from
                                    corporate bodies, rather than individuals.
                                   Corporate bodies as customer are very different from individuals. The person
                                    making the buying decision may not be involved in the buying process.
                                   More  than  one  person  may  be  involved  in  the  decision  process.  All  of  them
                                    would have to be of one mind. Otherwise, there would be as much negotiations
                                    between these persons as between the insurance company and the customer,
                                    before final decisions are made.

                      VIII.   Customer centricity

                                 1.  Pipes to platforms

                                   This  is  the  new  buzzword  in  marketing.  In  the  traditional  model,  a  producer
                                    makes  goods  and  sends  it  through  a  pipe  to  the  customer,  who  buys  it  for
                                    values.
                                   In  the  platform  model,  an  outsider  creates  a  technology  platform,  on  which
                                    producers place their goods and the consumer picks whatever gives him value,
                                    whenever he chooses to make the choice.
                                   Customer  should  have  enough  incentives  to  stay  on  the  platforms  and
                                    therefore,  consumers  and    third   party   partners   should   reinforce
                                    themselves.customer centrecity will require marketeers of the future to make
                                    use of the tremendous amount of data that is being generated about individual
                                    customers.
                                   Algorithm help to crunch data on customer preferences and increse sales. The
                                    minute spent e-shopping leave a trail that companies want to dive into, to find
                                    out what he was looking for.

                                 2.  Generation X or Y

                                   Marketeers in the USA have distinguised etween those born in the decade 1966
                                    to 1976 calling them generation X.
                                   Those born between 1977 and 1999 callling them generation Y.
                                   According to the studies, generations X, born in disturbed social  and political
                                    condition are characterised by scepticism.













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