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Home > 2005 > Customer Relationship Management & Call Centres (January) > Market Overview - Part 3

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Summary of Reports


 Achiever Software

 JI Group

 Onyx Software

 QAS

 Sage (UK) Ltd, CRM Solutions

 TeleWare



Management Briefings



 Market Overview | Part 2 | Part 3

 Implementation Issues: Danny Thomas of The Thomas Bamber Partnership | Part 2

 Call Resolution: Dimension Data’s Mike Cleugh | Part 2

 Marketing Issues: Bill Blundon of Extraprise | Part 2

 CRM in Government: Wendy Hewson | Part 2 | Part 3

 Management Issues: Philip Everest of Mantix | Part 2

 Case Study: The Carphone Warehouse | Part 2

 Service Management: Steve Downton | Part 2

 CRM Strategy: Keith Bedingham of Verax | Part 2

 Case Study: TD Waterhouse

 Expert Opinion: Rob Brickle of Bsquared Consulting

Issue Summary

Pat Sweet finds out why CRM users are nursing a hangover and how they can pick themselves back up.

Putting the fizz back in CRM - Part 3 | Part 1 | Part 2

The big change in recent times has been the move to adopt CRM in much smaller companies. Hewson Consulting is one of a number of research companies to highlight the potential for CRM in the SME market. It points out that hosted solutions have a lot to offer in this marketplace, since this is a way for medium-sized operations to access the same functionality as their larger competitors but in a scalable, affordable format.

Undoubtedly Microsoft’s entry into the CRM market with a solution specifically targeted at SMEs has confirmed this view. Key vendors, most notably SAP, have also been active in offering cut-down or ‘lite’ versions of their CRM software as a way of expanding their customer base.

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