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As CRM's definition expands and evolves, IT, sales, marketing and service tussle over who should be in charge of implementing customer-facing technology.
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Bringing CRM in-house to enhance the competitive edge.
An online mapping system gives car dealers a powerful new prospecting tool.
A music giant's e-marketing efforts tower with Annuncio Live.
Once limited to simple contact managers, mobile platforms are growing to support true enterprise applications.
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Salespage Technologies' customer relationship management applications bring solutions together.
Broad Mind expands Q&A horizons.
Ingenium tracks employee training wherever it may be--the computer or the classroom.
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After purchasing Baan in a tailspin, Invensys relaunches the CRM solution as a best of breed solution for manufacturers.
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