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The drive to increase customer loyalty leads Nissan North America into the heart of CRM.
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Get a jump on the hot business ideas by perusing the new titles.
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Tacit Knowledge Systems turns e-mail into KnowledgeMail.
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Analytical technologies may help your company link siloed customer information and build more satisifying customer relationships.
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HR outsourcer staff leasing replaces paper-based CRM system--and burns it--with Oracle software.
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Encirq offers a solution that tracks consumers' online buying habits without revealing personal information
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Finali and eConvergent join forces to revive live chat for customer service
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