Abstract

Objectives: Clustering algorithm is broadly used as spectral algorithm in social media, where a reference of contact is used and mined further for various combinations of suggested friends and lookups. This paper Identifies key lead generation techniques to be used in customer relationship management for sales marketing to decide data gathering. Also to define key merits and demerits of these techniques and to prepare a Matrix of comparison of these techniques to justify the data source and data set. M-Cluster algorithm is used for lead qualification i.e. training set preparation and data evaluation. Methods: Todefine a training set based on various attributes/fields in the data given for classification. This training set is used to run the data process and to produce expected result. This is assessed and accepted for definite data set processing or additional run for interim training data set preparation. Findings: This study is taken to customize clustering algorithm for data mining process in a customer relationship management field as the space of data is more and variant. Also proving the usability of customized clustering algorithm in data mining and the efficiency in processing mechanism compared to other methods used in current situation of data mining in customer relationship management is the part of this study. The customized algorithm developed as part of this study considers the two major areas of data mining using clusters. Applications: The results produced tremendous trends that the clustered algorithm suits to any data mining process when scaling and data classification are diversified and less in control.

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