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Customer Relationship Management & Call Centres Contents - March 2004 Summary

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Achiever Software

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Onyx Software

Oracle

QGate Software

Sage CRM Solutions

Strategix

Witness Systems

  Management Briefings

 

  • Market Overview & Analysis | Part 2 | Part 3
    Customer analysis and workflow technology is coming to the fore as companies press on with their CRM investments. Pat Sweet analyses our new research data.
  • Expert Opinion
    Andrew Broome of Impact Plus pinpoints the real reasons why CRM systems sometimes disappoint.
  • View from the Top | Part 2
    Call centre management software has helped mortgage provider Black & White rapidly grow its business. We speak to the company’s development director, Adrian Childs.
  • Round Table | Part 2 | Part 3
    Four experts in customer technology give their views on how companies can gain user acceptance for their new CRM technology, and other issues.
  • Strategy Issues | Part 2
    Stewart Mills of Parity suggests a series of key actions to help deliver a working CRM system.
  • Service Management | Part 2
    Companies who forget that CRM software can automate their service – as well as sales – operations are missing a trick, says consultant Steve Downton.
  • Customer Data Privacy | Part 2
    The data protection law on ‘personal data’ affect every company installing a CRM or call centre management system. Bridget Treacy and Prini Patel of law firm Barlow Lyde & Gilbert explain.
  • Business Case | Part 2
    Too few companies develop a fully thought-out customer information management plan before they embark on CRM projects. Nick Salter reports.
  • Implementation Issues | Part 2
    Jeremy Cox of The Wisdom Network shows how CRM and call centre projects can be driven more by the business, less by IT.
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