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This module is not specifically about any of the phases of the Practical CSM Framework as we have been going through in Modules 3 to 9. Instead it’s about the whole thing – the end-to-end process of managing customers right from first contact or even beforehand, through to the complete realization of all the customers’(and indeed our own) outcomes.  \nBefore you watch the videos, please make sure you have read Chapter Twelve: Concluding Thoughts and Chapter Three: Customer Success Management Tasks, Tools and Techniques from your training manual.  \nThe topics for discussion in Video One are firstly a discussion around the concepts around and best practices for a customer success knowledge base, secondly, advice and ideas around selecting, utilizing and customizing a best practice framework, and finally a brief discussion on the benefits of using tools and templates and a summary of how to use each of the free to download tools and templates that we have been referencing for each of the phases within the Practical CSM Framework as we have been going along, and updating best practices.  \nOne of the core concepts of the Practical CSM Framework which perhaps has not been given sufficient mention of as yet within these training videos, is called the “Central Repository”. You can see this central repository in the standard Practical CSM Framework image, right in the middle of the diagram.  \nThis central location for it is of course deliberate and is what makes it so useful. Its purpose is to act as a knowledge base for all customer success-related information and data, and to make it available to everyone who needs access to it. The Practical CSM Framework makes no stipulations about how you store the data you as an individual CSM and you and your colleagues as a CSM create, edit, manage and share. The only recommendations we’d make are:  \n1. Manage All Legal and Regulatory Requirements  \nMake sure that any local and regional legal and regulatory requirements around the storage and utilization of personal data is followed. For example, if you are based in the European Union then it is likely your country follows the EU Data Protection Directive which provides the legal framework for how personal data can be used. In the USA on the other hand there is not one single data protection law equivalent to this directive, but instead there is a raft of legislation that it is important that companies ensure they are aware of.  \nThe term “personal data” refers to any information relating to an identified or identifiable person“…who can be identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to an identifier such as a name, an identification number, location data, an online identifier or to one or more factors specific to the physical, physiological, genetic, mental, economic, cultural or social identity of that natural person.”  \nThe EU directive makes the requirements regarding the use of such personal data shown above:  \nFrom the perspective of the CSM, the majority of data around things like the customer’s organization, its strategies and initiatives, its challenges and outcome requirements, etc, would not fall under this type of legislation. However, data referring to individual customer stakeholders may fall into this category, and as such, CSMs need to make sure they follow their company’s guidelines for storing and managing any such data at all times.  \nData redundancy refers to any situation where the same data gets stored more than once, ie in more than one place – for example in two separate databases such as a sales system and then again in a customer success tool.  \nThe basic advice is to try to avoid this situation where practicable. 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