The Rise And Rise of CRM
Posted in Microsoft CRM | January 31st, 2007 | No Comments »In the early days there was notebooks, file folders and Rolodex files for keeping track of customers and their details. Cross matching customer details, or filtering and record production was barely thought of simply because it couldn’t be done with any ease. Probably some individuals dreamed occasionally of how wonderful it would be to be able to do these things, but such dreams were viewed as fruitless and a waste of time. In the 1980s personal computers started to become more and more popular–and affordable. Thomas Watson, who was chairman of IBM in 1943, would have been amazed that this was so. He once famously said, “I think there is a world market for maybe five computers,” which has to be one of the most inaccurate predictions of all time. And of course, had he been correct, CRM would not be with us today, Or at least, it would not be nearly so prevalent as it has now become. But CRM is with us today. The software is carried around on lightweight laptops that field operative use on the go, whether in an airport or a railway station. Luckily for them a prediction made by Popular Mechanics in 1949 proved to be quite true: “Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons.” Indeed, most modern computers do fall well below that mark, otherwise mobile CRM would require a forklift truck!Microsoft CRM Software Provider


































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