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  • Witness, Aspect advance call center integration
  • Pennsylvania firm chooses Oracle over SAP
  • Oracle acquisition highlights data management wars
  • Ellison promises verticals, open standards
  • Oracle-Siebel deal shakes up CDI world
  • Oracle reveals first Fusion apps
  • CRM details in short supply at OpenWorld
  • Siebel buy further complicates Fusion plans
  • Survey: Retention hot, BI not
  • Siebel deal leaves CRM users wondering
  • A happy agent is a productive agent
  • Salesforce.com builds 'eBay of enterprise apps'
  • Siebel reaches 9 with hosted upgrade
  • Oracle to buy CRM juggernaut Siebel
  • Experts mull over Oracle's Siebel buy
  • Oracle-Siebel: The competition reacts
  • Microsoft rebrands CRM, hints at hosted
  • Creative Labs caters to customers
  • E911 presents problems for enterprise callers
  • SAP touts mySAP wins
  • UPS races to market to customers
  • Easing the pain of VoIP migration
  • Update: Pitney Bowes to buy Firstlogic
  • CDI pays off for early adopter MetLife
  • IBM rolls out first Ascential product
  • CRM hosted, on-premise or both?
  • SAP overtakes Siebel in CRM revenue
  • Five things you should know about BI
  • Firms measured on customer privacy
  • CRM market returns to health
  • VoIP right for single-site call centers
  • CRM buyer's top selection criteria
  • The BI application consolidation challenge
  • Text analysis next software battleground
  • Hosted CRM keeps on growing
  • BI tops CIO shopping lists
  • Open source CRM a convenient alternative
  • SAP users slow to migrate to mySAP, opens door for Oracle
  • Hosted CRM sees flurry of enhancements
  • Dunkin' Brands serves up real-time BI
  • SSA Global buys into CRM with Epiphany acquisition
  • The open source waiting game -- pros & cons
  • IBM to buy DWL
  • Customer management spending on the rise
  • Be prepared to duel with data quality
  • Siebel maintains leadership as earnings slip
  • Former Siebel exec to lead SAP financial services push
  • Business Objects buys into budgeting
  • SAP plans to launch hosted CRM
  • The best laid VoIP plans
  • Data quality market consolidating
  • Email marketers face phishing fallout
  • Was Microsoft CRM 3.0 worth the wait?
  • Chrysler gives self-service a tune-up
  • Career path a hidden trail for call center agents
  • CDI: The missing piece to the CRM puzzle
  • At long last Microsoft CRM 3.0 arrives
  • Concerto merges with Aspect
  • SAP aims 'Safe Passage' at SMBs
  • SAP's McDermott on retail strategy, CRM, Oracle
  • BellSouth calls up new search tool
  • IT is from Mars, Business users are from Venus
  • Click here, I'll call you right back
  • Cisco to be crowned voice giant
  • Turkey store makes data easier to swallow
  • Sage takes ACT to the Web
  • Voice being heard in CRM
  • VoIP case study: TCF Financial Corp.
  • Know thyself: Online branding tells all
  • SAP to wrap Lighthammer technology into xApps
  • John Roberts: Web services and CRM, a marriage made by spin, part 2
  • Should Salesforce.com change its name?
  • There is no single view of a customer
  • SAP lures top level managers from rivals
  • Oracle sets sights on CRM
  • SugarCRM's CEO John Roberts: Why CRM fails, part 1
  • Open source makes BI move
  • Siebel adds collaboration, networking to OnDemand
  • Aprimo buys DoubleClick marketing units
  • CRM any way you want it
  • VoIP more than hype
  • Nonprofits need CRM too
  • Differentiate a satisfied customer from a loyal one
  • Text mining: A golden opportunity for HP
  • Self-service stakes revenue claim
  • Making a big deal out of hosted CRM
  • 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
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