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CRM, Contact Centre & Marketing Systems Contents
JUNE 2009 Summary
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Management Briefings
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- Market Overview & Analysis
| Part 2
Most organisations understand that CRM software is
only effective if part of an overall customer management
strategy. But how many companies achieve this? Cliff
Mills gets the answer from our latest research.
- Expert Opinion
Experienced CRM consultant Richard Boardman of Mareeba
sees little progress over the years in the value offered
by software vendors.
- View from the Top
| Part 2
Insurance firm BLP has replaced its CRM software to
get better systems integration, says chief operating
officer Kim Vernau.
- Towards SRM |
Part 2
Customer relationship management has moved a step
further to become ‘stakeholder’ relationship management,
reports Tim Haigh of Cirquent.
- Technology is Not Enough
| Part 2
To sell your way out of the recession, every person
in the organisation needs to understand they have
a role in the sales process, says David Freedman of
Huthwaite.
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- Beating the Recession
| Part 2
Derek Bishop of Abeo Consulting shows how to profit
from customer-based management information during
the downturn.
- Keeping your Contact
Centre Happy | Part
2
With customers demanding faster and more efficient
service, it is contact centre staff who are feeling
the heat of the increased expectation, says David
Bennett of Siemens Enterprise Communications.
- Passives or Promoters?
| Part 2
Do your customers praise you, damn you or don’t care?
Andrew Broome of Axactia reports on ‘customer advocacy’,
an increasingly popular measure of CRM effectiveness.
- What Web 2.0 Means for
You | Part 2
Marketing professionals ignore Web 2.0 at their peril,
warns Jeffrey Peel of Quadriga Consulting, as he looks
at what the concept has to offer.
- Why Killer Products Don’t
Sell | Part 2
Regardless of a strong track record of sales success,
there is still no guarantee that a ground-breaking
product will sell to a new market. Ian Gotts and Dominic
Rowsell explain what goes wrong.
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Conspectus 2010
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