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  • Market Overview | Part 2 | Part 3
    Clients are realising CRM implementations are complex, and are unhappy with CRM’s ability to deliver competitive advantage. Pat Sweet reports on our latest market study.
  • Expert Opinion
    David Cotterill of Cambridge Technology Partners says don’t write off CRM – instead, open up customer data to more employees and partners.
  • Round Table | Part 2 | Part 3
    Specialists from JI Software, the CRM Group, Princeton, Ciberion and Thomas Bamber Partnership state their case on the latest trends in the sales, marketing and CRM arena.
  • Mobile Technnology | Part 2
    Mason Communications’ Charles Barratt explains the impact of advanced mobile technology on remote sales teams.
  • Web-Based CRM | Part 2
    Jeremy Braune at Detica helps companies dissatisfied with their first forays into e-CRM.
  • Multinational Systems | Part 2
    The euro is making it easier for firms to install pan-European CRM systems, says Nick Rhodes of Extraprise.
  • Costs | Part 2
    KPMG Consulting’s John Stewart finds a new realism among CRM users seeking a return on their investment.
  • Market News | Part 2
    Rounding up the latest consultancy and IT news, with comment by industry watcher Sarah Underwood.
  • Future Trends | Part 2 | Part 3
    Damian Kelly of Kainos says that with customers now in the driving seat, sales and CRM systems are set for a rapid change in direction.

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