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- Is open source CRM right for you?
- Salesforce.com preps new Customforce tool, inks 5,000-seat deal
- Pizza Pizza serves up call center innovation
- Data quality: Beware the dirty things your customers see
- Philips keeps reins on CRM
- Don't be 'tool myopic'
- Self-service scored in recent ranking
- SAP's CRM development plods on
- Traditional IVR faces extinction
- Detroit Medical makes a healthy call
- Hospital drives proactive service through data
- SAP CRM could have big year ahead
- Gartner sizes up CDI field
- Can open source CRM deliver on its promise?
- Email marketing alive and well
- The secret to BI success
- Is hosted CRM enterprise ready?
- Microsoft moves into the contact center
- NetSuite adds to tool with CRM+
- Report: Siebel in talks with Oracle
- New CEO discusses Siebel's sales, strategy
- Seven steps to smarter marketing
- Onyx focuses on BPM
- SAP and Microsoft link up
- Workforce management, quality monitoring continue to converge
- Microsoft Excel: The king of BI
- Relationships beyond customer relationships
- Acquisition, leadership overshadow Siebel release
- Salesnet eyes bigger prize
- Salesforce.com previews integration, data loading tools
- Siebel, Salesforce go full contact in service battle
- Lawrie out as Siebel CEO
- Making the virtual call center a reality
- Rating a host of SFA options
- The right mix of BI and CRM analytics
- GE Fleet gets its customers on the road with BI
- Information quality market to reach $1 billion
- Pivotal CEO steps down
- CRM preps for Web services push
- Siebel hosts the contact center
- Web analytics market heats up
- Making sense of marketing investments
- Email marketing etiquette
- Five basic steps to a multichannel customer strategy
- BI shifts into the SMB marketplace
- A tale of two cities' CRM
- CRM's ROI answer
- CRM's top software and business trends
- ISM honors 29 as CRM's best
- Brief: Sage decision for Best
- NetSuite gets into customization game
- BI spending up, skills down, Gartner says
- Contact centers slowly moving toward VoIP
- IBM buys Ascential
- Inside HP's proactive approach to privacy
- Report: Half of data warehouse projects to fail
- Speech analytics to take off in 2005
- Murky future for PeopleSoft CRM a boon to Siebel
- Doing CRM a service
- Security, privacy keys to CRM
- Hosted CRM: A crazy idea that's now realizing its promise
- Analyzing the future of analytics
- Expert: Data quality is misunderstood
- Do-it-yourself software: Salesforce.com takes customization one step farther
- Pondering the future of hosted CRM
- Web Analytics Association is born
- The importance of data quality for data warehousing and CRM
- Capitalizing on CDI
- Study: eBay, Amazon see declining customer satisfaction marks
- Microsoft delays next CRM release
- Tying trust to customer value
- Online service: A change worth chatting about
- Offshoring math 101
- Beginning of 2005 busy for BI
- Click Commerce buys ChannelWave
- Salesforce.com breaks into Office
- CRM 101: Do you begin with sales or service?
- CRM sales success still elusive
- Follow customers not fads
- Wait and see time for PeopleSoft users
- Application vendors to dig into data mining
- New Microsoft CRM chief targets SMB needs
- Rivals target Salesforce.com
- Siebel to take on all comers in 2005
- Uniting marketing and IT
- Oracle pledges support 'for years to come'
- CRM market to continue on wild ride in 2005
- 2004 CRM Products of the Year
- Big River rolls its CRM across the company
- Seven steps to retaining more customers, step one
- Cognos makes BI buy
- Siebel releases hosted verticals, eyes Salesforce.com
- Witness the future of the call center
- Voice of the customer departments making a comeback
- Oracle closes PeopleSoft acquisition
- CIO priorities for 2005 run the gamut
- CRM eyes growth in '05
- Pulling a call center 'Houdini'
- 2005 outlook: Desktops to see Linux, search war and more spyware
- Top CRM stories of 2004
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