Title: The Customer Relationship Management Survival Guide
Author: Dick Lee
Publisher: HYM Press (St. Paul, MN)
ISBN: 0-9673757-3-8
Reviewer: Carol Parenzan Smalley, Site Editor, searchCRM.com
Reviewer's Comments: There's no holding back in Dick Lee's "The Customer Relationship Management
Survival Guide." Dick "says it as he sees it" � and boy, does he say it! If you are new to the CRM
arena and want to avoid making costly mistakes � this is the book for you.
Lee shares his opinions on relationship basics and specific CRM items of interest � from ASPs
("bad, bad, bad") to email marketing ("what it's gonna do mostly is whiz off recipients to the
point that they'll wire their e-mailboxes shut"). Want more?
From "Understanding CRM" (and "Misunderstanding CRM") to "CRM Nuts & Bolts," Lee covers it all
� and in a format that is easy to digest and with a bit of Minnesota humor thrown in for giggles. I
read a lot of CRM-related books, and this is one of my favorites � from both a content and readable
(translation = enjoyable) viewpoint.
Dick Lee was a Live Expert Q&A Guest with searchCRM.com in September, 2000. If you want to
learn a bit more about Lee and his perspective on CRM before adding this one to your bookshelf,
read the session's transcript at
http://www.searchcrm.com/Chat_Components/searchCRM_Dick_Lee_Transcript/0,284112,,00.html.
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