March 2005
Magazine Features
No-Tech CRM
Jason Compton //
01 Mar 2005
How to improve customer satisfaction without relying on software, servers, and screen pops.
You've Got Questions, We've Got Answers
Jason Compton //
01 Mar 2005
We went into the market to talk with CRM users about their main challenges, and then went back to industry experts for solutions. Here's what we found.
CRM Where You Least Expect It
Colin Beasty //
01 Mar 2005
Customer relationship management fits all shapes and sizes. The following case studies present the details of four organizations' CRM approaches.
Congratulations, You Are at Par: The New Four Ps
Lior Arussy //
01 Mar 2005
Excerpt from Passionate & Profitable: Why Customer Strategies Fail and 10 Steps to Do Them Right! By Lior Arussy (printed with permission from the publisher John Wiley & Sons)
Front Office
What Is CRM?
David Myron //
01 Mar 2005
It's still about the people and the processes that drive the technology.
Reality Check
Let's Keep to the High Road
Barton Goldenberg //
01 Mar 2005
Learn from others' mistakes and stay focused on what's important.
Customer Centricity
Be a Bag
Lior Arussy //
01 Mar 2005
Britain's leading handbag and accessories designer lets customers put their own identity on the products they buy.
Insight
The Pulse: Is your organization currently using or planning to use VoIP in your contact center?
01 Mar 2005
What Price Loyalty?
Jason Compton //
01 Mar 2005
Giveaways can buy transactions, but not necessarily commitment.
Is 2005 the Year for Wireless CRM?
Jason Compton //
01 Mar 2005
Wireless network providers are consolidating at a brisk pace.
Who's Responsible for the Customer Experience?
Coreen Bailor //
01 Mar 2005
Many companies remain indecisive about consolidating all service channels under a single umbrella of authority.
Oracle's Oyster
Jason Compton //
01 Mar 2005
The PeopleSoft acquisition alters the software giant's competitive landscape.
The End of Independence?
Colin Beasty //
01 Mar 2005
Best-of-breed applications are feeling more pressure from full-suite solutions.
Heard & Overheard
01 Mar 2005
Statistically Speaking
01 Mar 2005
Required Reading: The Rich Are Different
Colin Beasty //
01 Mar 2005
They demand a different set of criteria to sell to than the general public.
Hot Seat: Will VoIP Reinvent the Contact Center? Why or Why Not?
01 Mar 2005
"The extent of the changes will run the gamut."
Secret of My Success
CRM Helps With the Heavy Lifting for Movex
Stuart Suddath, CEO, as told to Phillip Britt //
01 Mar 2005
The self-service mover has improved its efficiency, profits, and customer satisfaction.