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Summary of Reports

 Epicor

 Group 1 Software

 Hornbill Systems

 JI Group

 Lagan

 Onyx Software

 Pivotal

 QGate Software

 Saratoga Systems

 Softlab

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Management Briefings



 Market Overview & Analysis | Part 2

 Expert Opinion: Richard Boardman of Mareeba CRM Consulting

 View from the Top: ING Investment Management | Part 2

 Relationship Management: Steve Downton | Part 2

 Partner Management: Gino Morelli of IF International | Part 2

 Customer Focus: Andrew Broome | Part 2

 Strategy Issues: Michael Collins, a managing consultant at Database Marketing Counsel | Part 2

 Technology Issues: Rob Brickle of Bsquared Consulting | Part 2

 Relationship Management: Jeffrey Peel of Quadriga Consulting | Part 2

 Contact Centre Management | Part 2

 Evaluation Centre: Details of CRM available on our partner website, www.evaluationcentre.com

Views of CRM software are finally sounding more positive, says Pat Sweet, as she reports on our survey of UK CRM software users.

Work in progress - Part 2 | Part 1

Our survey does contain some broad assessments of the direction in which companies are going. For example, virtually all (91%) say customers can contact them via their website, which suggests that online working is now the norm.

Looking at this issue in more detail, it seems most companies are at the early stages of such initiatives since email is the most common way of communicating (87%), along with web forms which are provided by 64%. While 15% offer customers a ‘call me’ button on the website, just 4% are making use of VoIP (voice over internet protocol) despite the current publicity for services such as Skype.

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