CRM: September 2003
Salesnet Offers a Small Business Express Lane to CRM
September 29, 2003Looking to help growth-minded small businesses, online CRM vendor Salesnet announces Salesnet Express, a five- and 10-seat version designed to bridge the gap between contact managers and enterprise software.
Study: CRM, SRM Key to Operational Excellence
September 25, 2003A new report from Cap Gemini Ernst & Young finds overall operational excellence can best be achieved by the marriage of point solutions with strategic business objectives.
BEA, Salesforce.com Join 's' Forces
September 25, 2003The two systems providers collaborate on WebLogic Workshop 8.1 developer aids for Salesforce.com's development tool.
RightNow CEO Foresees End of Software Dinosaurs
September 23, 2003The hosted customer service and support solutions provider is on a mission to take over the agent desktop in the contact center.
Salesforce.com Teams to Tie CRM to the Call Center
September 17, 2003Salesforce.com, Echopass and Genesys Telecommunications Laboratories unite to offer SMBs an online, subscription-based service that combines customer relationship management with telemarketing, telesales, and customer service and support.
PeopleSoft Showcases New Tools, Integration Plans
September 15, 2003Eager to draw attention away from Oracle's highly-publicized takeover attempt, the company shows off its joint J.D. Edwards/PeopleSoft suite, EnterpriseOne.
CRM: Building Bridges Between Customers and SMBs
September 12, 2003A growing number of small businesses recognize that in order to compete they must cater to Web-savvy customers. Surebridge provides small businesses with a cost-effective way to bridge online communication gap.
Businesses Feel at Home With Hosted CRM
September 10, 2003A recent study by the Aberdeen Group reports that a third of its respondents use hosted CRM applications and that the vast majority will consider online application when it's time to evaluate options.
Get to Know Your Customers Individually
September 3, 2003Numbers are great, but real insight can be gained from seemingly nebulous survey data.
Sun, Siebel Retain Close Ties
September 1, 2003The two tech heavyweights expand a three-year relationship to develop and deliver Java-based Web services and Siebel eBusiness apps on Solaris and some Sun ONE.

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