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Customer Relationship Management Contents - November 2003 Summary

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Management Briefings

  • Market Overview | Part 2 | Part 3
    Many clients are now planning to increase their investment in CRM systems. Pat Sweet reports on our latest research.
  • Round Table | Part 2 | Part 3
    We quiz Lynette Ferrara of CSC, Danny Thomas at Thomas Bamber, John Stewart from Unisys and Rob Brickle of Bsquared on key CRM business and technology trends.
  • Expert Opinion
    Integrate CRM with other IT systems if you want to avoid the technology mistakes of the past, says David Cotterill.
  • Contact Centres | Part 2
    Many high-tech call centres have damaged rather than improved customer service. Russell Bradshaw of Lorien Customer Focus starts to put things right.
  • Analytical CRM | Part 2
    Evan Kirchheimer of Datamonitor says combining CRM and analytical software is a major market opportunity.
  • Investment | Part 2
    Allan Cook of Resolution IT Services shows how you can make clients more keen on CRM spending.
  • Real-Time CRM | Part 2
    Mark Williamson pursues the dream of sharing customer information in real time.
  • Strategy
    Focus too closely on ‘sales’ and your CRM system will fail, says Roger Cole of CPiO.
  • Change Management | Part 2
    META’s Ashim Pal pinpoints the early warning signs that allow you to keep a CRM project on the right course.

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