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Ryan Naraine

XP SP2 Will Break Microsoft CRM Product

Microsoft’s flagship customer relationship management (CRM 1.2) software will not work properly on systems running Windows XP Service Pack 2. The software giant made the disclosure in a note posted on its Download Center and warned that installing the security-centric…

Microsoft Strengthens HelpDesk Features in CRM

Looking to add key security features to its new Customer Relationship Management (CRM) product, Microsoft has inked a deal with Network Associates to marry a customer help-desk system into its CRM software. Microsoft CRM, which targets midmarket enterprise customers, will…

Microsoft CRM Release Hits Speed Bump

Microsoft’s eagerly-anticipated entry into the mid-market CRM market has hit a speed bump with technical hiccups pushing back its release to resellers. Microsoft is still on track to send a release candidate of the CRM suite to manufacturers before December…

Siebel to Help Navy With Recruiting

Customer relationship management (CRM) software firm Siebel Systems scored a deal to power the database management system for the U.S Navy Recruiting Command. The San Mateo, Calif.-based Siebel, which sells e-business and e-government CRM software, said the Navy Recruiting Command…

24/7 Media, eStara to Voice Enable E-mails

Looking to spruce up its rich media offerings, Silicon Alley advertising and marketing technology firm 24/7 Media, Inc. (NASDAQ:INTM) is partnering with eStara to insert voice links into e-mail campaigns. Using technology from Reston, Va.-based eStara, 24/7 Media said clients…

Executive Appointments at LivePerson

Alley e-commerce software firm LivePerson, Inc. has announced a pair of senior management additions, including Ron Karidi as vice president of business insight. LivePerson, which builds software that allows e-commerce plays to chat in real-time with customers, also named Michael…