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IT Business.ca – June 30, 2010 » |
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Destination CRM – June 30, 2010 » |
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TMCnet – June 30, 2010 » |
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SearchCRM – June 24, 2010 » |
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Albert Alex Torres Blog – June 18, 2010 » |
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ZDNet – Interview with Vivek Thomas - June 15, 2010 » |
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Computer Dealer News - June 4, 2010 » |
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Technology Evaluation Centers Blog - June 2, 2010 » |
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DM News - April 20, 2010 » |
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Crackberry.com - April 12, 2010 » |
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Itbusiness.ca - April 12, 2010 » |
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Mobile Enterprise - April 9, 2010 » |
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CRM Magazine - April 8, 2010 » |
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Visage Mobile - April 5, 2010 » |
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CMS Wire - April 1, 2010 » |
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March 30, 2010 - eWeek » According to Zina Oster, Pacific Northwest territory manager of Colonial Life, a benefits solutions provider that previewed the newest version, the new, highly intuitive user interface is expected to dramatically increase adoption rates from its agents, particularly new agents. |
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March 29, 2010 - BlackBerryCool » The latest update to Maximizer Mobile features a redesigned tabbed interface, tighter integration with native BlackBerry applications, and more features that enable deeper interaction with real-time customer data. |
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March 19, 2010 - Small Business technology » Reaching customers and prospects through optimal marketing campaigns and messages is a primary goal of most small businesses, but the question of how to hit the sweet spot and prompt ongoing responses remains ever-elusive for many. For one, the sheer volume of emails and advertising reaching your target contacts makes it difficult to avoid information overload in favor of focusing on one message at a time. Also, only the most compelling and relevant messages are likely to cut through the clutter. CRM can help businesses effectively tackle this problem with targeted campaigns that reach the right contacts with the hardest-hitting messages—namely thought leadership content rather than just pricing promotions. |
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January 17, 2010 - DestinationCRM » Customer-facing organizations can capitalize on Generation Net's affinity for and propensity to use multitasking technology in the workplace. Instead of blocking "rogue" devices such as iPhones, BlackBerrys, and Google Androids, organizations should encourage the use of these popular devices as a way to increase the adoption of line of business (LOB) applications such as CRM and sales force automation (SFA). |
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