CRM-системи

ANALYSIS OF PHASE TRANSITIONS IN COMPLEX CRM SYSTEMS

The article proposes a state-dynamic approach to the analysis of phase transitions in complex CRM systems (customer relationship management systems), aimed at modeling and predicting mass customer behavior. Based on the analogy between socio-economic processes in interaction with customers and physical phase transitions, a mathematical model is proposed that takes into account critical points of change in behavioral states. Numerical modeling using the Monte Carlo method is used to analyze critical phenomena and determine stability conditions.

METHODOLOGY FOR IMPLEMENTING SELF-LEARNING FEEDBACK MODELS IN CRM SYSTEMS: COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF EFFECTIVENESS

The article proposes a methodology for implementing self-learning feedback models in Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems. It examines the key issues of existing CRM systems, including insufficient adaptability to changes in customer behavior and limited capabilities for automatic data analysis.

SOFTWARE MIGRATION FROM MONOLITHIC ARCHITECTURE TO MICROSERVICES ARCHITECTURE AS A WAY OF PROTECTING CRM SYSTEMS

The study of this work was focused on the process of protecting CRM systems in the conditions of the transition of software, which is the main part of CRM systems from a monolithic architecture to an architecture based on microservices. This article explores a migration strategy using the Strangler Fig pattern that facilitates the incremental adoption of microservices while maintaining compatibility with the existing monolith.