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Does Your CRM Projects Produce Results? (part 3)

Posted in Microsoft CRM | January 21st, 2007 |

Often it is the case that failed CRM projects are due to the staff who are not properly informed about the process. There may be resistance to new training because they have become comfortable and familiar with old systems. Re-training can mean unwanted changes in their working practices. It is important that all staff members are fully informed and are supportive of the introduction of new CRM technology.

Customer relationship management has become a particular way of doing business. CRM solutions merely form a bridge between the customers and the company. It is the control center where the relationship is nurtured and managed. It is where all the customers’ details are stored, and by filtering and reporting, it becomes easy to produce certain demographics that can be used to increase the company’s profits.

CRM has always been around. In the old days it involved using notes, and a mechanical Rolodex. Field operators could quite easily find the necessary customer details, but exchanging information, or filtering and producing meaningful reports was something else altogether. Modern technology has changed all that, and senior executive have to change with it. CRM certainly works, but only if those operating it work in harmony with it.

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