At the Microsoft Convergence show, representatives from Cold Stone Creamery, Roland DGA and WellMark Blue Cross Blue Shield shared their advice and best practices in implementing CRM. The three practitioners represent different sides of CRM. Cold Stone Creamery's Heather Dorr is a senior manager for marketing. Bob McMahon is a senior business systems manager for Roland DGA and Jeff Beelman is a group leader for customer service at WellMark BlueCross BlueShield.
Getting processes and workflow right is a clear starting point.
Voices of CRM: Users give CRM tips
- Download the podcast here: Three attendees at Microsoft Convergence -- a marketing executive, a customer service manager and a systems manager -- share advice on implementing CRM.
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| Program highlights: |
- (0:40) Roland DBA's Bob McMahon, senior business systems manager.
- (4:47) WellMark BlueCross BlueShield's Jeff Beelman, group leader customer service and technology.
- (8:23) Cold Stone Creamery's Heather Dorr, senior manager marketing information systems.
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