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April 01, 2009
CRM Featured Articles
The Next Evolution of SaaS?
18 Mar 2009
eGain's new "solution-as-a-service" delivery model looks to kick SaaS up a notch.
Syntellect Brings Together Past and Present
18 Mar 2009
The company's new offering is the first major release since it acquired Envox Worldwide in October 2008.
Spring Brings Service Tweets from Salesforce.com
23 Mar 2009
Cloudforce Tour: Customer service in the cloud gets Twitter integration.
Magazine Features
CRM and the iPhone
01 Mar 2009
Mobile CRM has been around for years, but Apple's handheld device has upended everything. Now vendors are rewriting applications, companies are rethinking the BlackBerry's seeming stranglehold, and users are wondering what's next. The answer may be nothing less than a CRM revolution, and a chance for Apple to enter the enterprise.
Innovation Nation: 5 Marketing Campaigns for a New Generation
01 Mar 2009
The country's in a turbulent period—a new administration, a recessionary economy—but these campaigns prove that creativity thrives in the face of change.
Viewpoints
Speed Up Sales in a Slow Economy
31 Mar 2009
Focus on lead quality and refined marketing spend to get the job done.
Case Studies
The Virtual Welcome Mat
01 Mar 2009
Eloqua extends the reach of its marketing message with some outside Web-event expertise.
A Tough Transition Made Easier
01 Mar 2009
Assisted living is a growth industry, but one suffering from information overload.
A Training Regimen Gets Rigorous
01 Mar 2009
Brainshark helps FitLinxx pump up customers' use of fitness technology.
A Battle Fought from Afar
01 Mar 2009
With Axeda's help, Varian Medical Systems remotely tends to its cancer-fighting radiation-oncology equipment.