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CRM Magazine:
July 2010
Magazine Features
CRM: Then and Now
Over the last 15 years, CRM projects and plans may have changed dramatically, introducing new angles and complex combinations, but the overarching goal of improving the customer relationship has remained a straight shot.
by
Joshua Weinberger
Reading the Text
McGraw-Hill learns to sell smarter.
by
Juan Martinez
Changing the Deal
Sigma Financial turns sales into something more than spreadsheets.
by
Lauren McKay
Connecting the Disconnected
Professional services firm Ceridian brings its independent salesforces under one CRM roof.
by
Lauren McKay
Driving Results
How AAA Mid-Atlantic turned database marketing into member retention.
by
Juan Martinez
Advising Consistency
Financial services firm Raymond James Financial gently offers its more than 5,000 advisors and associates a CRM interface they're familiar with.
by
Lauren McKay
Front Office
15 Years of Pocket Shots and Miscues
by
David Myron
Reality Check
The Next 15 Years of CRM
Your customer-centric business strategy must become a two-way street.
by
Barton Goldenberg
Customer Centricity
The Siebel Effect—And Its Survivors
Failed CRM projects of the past may lead to a promising future.
by
Donna Fluss
The Tipping Point
The Cautionary Tales of CRM
Words of wisdom drawn from decades of disappointment.
by
J. David Lashar
Pint of View
Analyze This!
Are we suffering from too little data, or wallowing in too much of it?
by
Marshall Lager
Insight
CRM Is No Longer a Four-Letter Word
Why the badge is finally one worth wearing.
by
Lauren McKay
The Complexity of Collection
A slew of recently released Web analytics products may advance the collection of customer data from social networks.
by
Juan Martinez
Required Reading: Can Your Customer Be Your BFF?
A new book examines what it takes to engender the strongest kind of customer loyalty.
by
the Editors of
CRM
magazine
CRM On Twitter: July 2010
by
Joshua Weinberger
Secret of My Success
Putting the Pedal to the Metal with Sales
A cloud-based CRM implementation helps a digital sales agency drive its solutions into the future.
by
Paul Rafferty, founder and CEO of Sales Engine International, as told to Lauren McKay
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