Richard Boardman has worked in the CRM industry since 1995 and is founder of the independent CRM consultancy, Mareeba CRM Consulting. Based in the United Kingdom, Boardman has been involved in more than 200 CRM system implementations.
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Photograph courtesy of perhapstoopink One of the recurring themes in this blog has been the importance of the vendor project manager. Most organisations purchase CRM...
Photograph courtesy of Nicksarebi You may have seen one of those documentaries about soldiers training for the special-forces. There's normally a scene that goes along...
Photograph courtesy of nathanmac87 This post concludes the series on classic CRM software selection mistakes: Failing to perform due diligence – as I've mentioned previously…
Photograph courtesy of Warloofer Following on from my last post the next set of classic CRM technology selection mistakes: Assuming that big is better –…
Photograph courtesy of Ross Elliott Last time I discussed some of the common problems organisations experience with gathering CRM requirements, in this post – or...
Photograph courtesy of jonathanb 1989 In my last post I gave my thoughts on the most common problems associated with CRM feasibility and planning. This...
Photograph courtesy of CarbonNYC The opening line of a recent article on mycustomer.com caught my attention: 'You've got 19 CRM systems when you only need...
Photograph courtesy of atomicjeep As new generations of CRM system have become ever more flexible the potential to rapidly customise software to meet needs that...
Photograph courtesy of Smart Cities Once upon a time the pricing of support contracts for CRM software was pretty straightforward; normally a straight percentage of...
Photograph courtesy of John Schanlaub Following on from my piece about the benefits of contact management, this post explains the benefits of using CRM technology...
Photograph courtesy of kevindooley One of the biggest mistakes I see organisations make when implementing CRM software is failing to set a realistic budget for...
Photograph courtesy of Horia Varlan In my previous post I reviewed Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011. Perhaps the biggest change has been that Microsoft CRM has...
Photograph courtesy of TheBusyBrain The following is an excerpt – albeit a fairly lengthy one – from 'An Industry Insider's survival guide to everything you...