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Summary of Reports

 Ascent Technology

 Astea International

 Convergent

 Cosmic Solutions

 Epicor

 J.D. Edwards

 Microsoft Business Solutions

 Noetica

 Onyx Software

 Oracle

 PeopleSoft

 Sage CRM

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Management Briefings



 Market Overview & Analysis | Part 2 | Part 3

 Expert Opinion: Rob Brickle of AnitePS Consulting

 View from the Top: Paul Songalla, Director, The Twin Group | Part 2

 Web Services: David Bridson brings some bad news | Part 2

 Implementation Issues: Touchstone’s Dinesh Thanigasalam | Part 2

 Integration: Kevin Lucas, a CRM and e-business consultant and industry analyst | Part 2

 Collaborative Commerce: Simon Fawson of Xansa | Part 2

 Change Management: Philip Everest of Mantix | Part 2

 Value Creation: Mick Snyder and Iain Davidson of Quortex | Part 2 | Part 3

Mick Snyder and Iain Davidson of Quortex Consultants show how you can release value from CRM implementations that look like going pear-shaped.

In trouble? - Part 2 | Part 1 | Part 3

Initiatives
Success is all about taking an holistic approach. You can’t fix one area by itself – they all have to be fixed together. What companies need is the following ‘Vital-7’ initiatives:

V7-1. Alignment between business goals, strategy and CRM objectives.
The business goals and strategy will outline the value proposition that the company is offering; the target customers the company wants to win and retain – typically a disproportionate amount of profit comes from a small section of the customer base; the deliberate strategies to find the best customers; the strategies to either migrate up or out for low and negative-value customers; and the benefits to the company as a whole.

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