It takes a special breed of thinker--quick, tenacious--to be a successful salesperson, and the job has been getting harder. As products and services become more complex, salespeople need to think faster than ever, respond more quickly, remember more details, and comply with more guidelines than ever before.
Magazine Features,
Posted 01 May 2006
Insight,
Posted 01 May 2006
Insight,
Posted 01 May 2006
Translating requirements into features.
Viewpoints,
Posted 01 May 2006
Rollouts and road maps are signs of Oracle's emphasis on enhancing existing product lines as the company deepens its SOA initiative.
Daily News,
Posted 26 Apr 2006
More operators in the young Asia Pacific NGEV services market look to deliver these offerings as businesses migrate to IP-telephony platforms.
Daily News,
Posted 19 Apr 2006
Version 6.0 allows users to create and customize applications entirely on their browser and could make Nsite a bigger player in the SaaS industry.
Daily News,
Posted 14 Apr 2006
The new version marries AJAX to business process customization, adds new verticals, and heats up the suite wars.
Daily News,
Posted 06 Apr 2006
IBM continues its SOA efforts with a cluster of products and services designed to help bolster SOA-based deployments.
Daily News,
Posted 04 Apr 2006
Six truths about making CRM process changes to your organization.
Viewpoints,
Posted 01 Apr 2006
Talking about significant results tied to investments in contact center technologies and services is one thing. Realizing outstanding return is another.
CRM magazine honors five organizations that reaped the benefits of their contact center and customer service initiatives in 2005 in the following categories: Web support services, workforce optimization, speech solutions, hosted contact center services (a new category), and agent-facing universal desktop.
Magazine Features,
Posted 01 Apr 2006
Magazine Features,
Posted 01 Apr 2006
A close look at CRM's third annual Service Leader awards issue reveals that in some areas,
the age-old debate is being resolved.
Front Office,
Posted 01 Apr 2006
Insight,
Posted 01 Apr 2006
What can customers gain from the software giant's hosted offering?
Insight,
Posted 01 Apr 2006
The contact center industry was hot in 2005, as providers of customer service and support technologies and services strengthened their commitment to delivering first-class service. Many of the industry's players made their presence felt with forward-thinking mergers and acquisitions, while others upped the ante by growing from within and extending strategic alliances. We honor the industry's top-three leaders and one company to watch in the following categories: computer telephony integration, interactive voice response, Web-support services (formerly the Web self-service category), workforce optimization (formerly the workforce management and optimization category), quality monitoring, agent-facing universal desktop, and outsourcing services. The results are based on a weighted formula that includes analyst assessments for customer satisfaction, depth of functionality, and company direction, as well as fiscal health over the course of 2005.
Magazine Features,
Posted 01 Apr 2006
The company introduces a new suite of BI tools for companies of all sizes, and in the process, looks to compete against SAP and Microsoft.
Daily News,
Posted 24 Mar 2006
Although IP telephony in the SMB market is still for early adopters, Mitel and Cisco led the way in U.S. market share of IP telephony station shipments in 2005.
Daily News,
Posted 20 Mar 2006
The on-demand worthy delivers its first-ever vertical product, based on its own internal processes and targeted at software developers.
Daily News,
Posted 14 Mar 2006
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