Journal of Service Research · 2006 · 123 citations · 39 references
ManagementBusiness EconomicsMarketing ManagementBusiness StrategyCompetitive AdvantageCorporate StrategyCorporate Strategy AnalysisCustomer Lifetime ValueCustomer RetentionCustomer Value ManagementFirm ValueValue Chain AnalysisBusiness Model ComponentsCustomer Lifetime Value EstimationCustomer Lifetime Value MeasurementCustomer Lifetime Value PredictionFirm Value EffectsShareholder Value AnalysisShareholder Value Management
The authors propose a chain of effects framework for understanding how customer lifetime value (CLV) affects shareholder value (SHV). In the chain of effects framework, the authors propose that CLV serves as an intermediary in the relationship between firm actions and SHV. They also introduce the notion of the “prescient” value of CLV called CLV-P, which captures the impact on CLV from future modifications to a firm’s business model as well as competitive reactions. Finally, they identify econometric and data-related challenges in establishing the link, which suggest directions for future research.
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