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CRM Process Design for 2005: The End of Amateur Hour

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CRM Industry Predictions for 2005: Five Key Trends

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The Message to CRM Vendors in 2004? Show Me the Money!

Jim Dickie -

A New Era of Account Service? (I Hugged a Client)

Eric Thiegs -

Customer Expectation

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Siebel and Chapter 2: That Was Then … This Is Now

Paul Greenberg -

Want To Know What’s Best for the Customer? Ask Your Service People

David Rance -

The Reports of CRM Failure Are Highly Exaggerated: An Interview With Gartner’s Ed Thompson

Ed Thompson -

Customer Satisfaction Measurement Methods

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Use, But Don’t Misuse, Customer Lifetime Value

Mei Lin Fung -

A Primer: Here’s How To Calculate Customer Lifetime Value

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CRM in Not-for-Profit

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Find Out What the Customer Wants, First

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Technical Support Vs. Help Desk

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Why Are Lawyers Slow To Adopt CRM? So Much “R,” So Little “M”

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What Does Process Mean?

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What Does It Take To Delight Customers?

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Use Microsoft CRM for Help Desk System?

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Improving Sales Rep Attitude Toward Customer Service

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Tesco Shines at Loyalty: An Interview With Clive Humby

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