February 6, 2012 from Newsfactor.com – “Days after Salesforce.com announced the release of a customer service desk for mobile devices, Microsoft has announced that the new service update for its Dynamics CRM will feature the ability to access full functionality on any device. The cloud -based, mobile client service is intended for Windows Phone 7.5, [...]
May 2011 from CAmagazine and written by Michael Burns – “What’s new in customer relationship management (CRM)? Time to find out. As with our other recent surveys, such as ERP, you can complete an online questionnaire about your requirements, then view the 10 best systems for your needs based on percentage fit calculations. You can [...]
June 30, 2010 from destination CRM – “…Primarily, enterprise suites are offered in an on-premises model, but Band’s report notes that the use of software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions is on the rise — and prevalent on this year’s Wave diagram. The SaaS players, at this date, more often target midsize organizations, rather than the larger counterparts.
Forrester [...]
2010 from The Access Group – The report includes functionality for marketing, sales, account management, support…
180 View – Although The Access Group sells and supports Goldmine and will be biased about CRM, the article would still be useful as a reference point for CRM requirements.
We have just launched three new portals to complement our popular ERP portal.
Business Intelligence / Corporate Performance Management
Customer Relationship Management
Business Process Improvement
All portals list systems and VARS as well as recent articles. The portals allow you to filter systems and the VARs that support them based on the application, size of company and distribution model (on premise or on demand). Vendors and [...]
A CRM provides a central repository for all customer information. CRM also provides functionality to manage customers including contact management, sales force automation, marketing automation and service management. CRM includes not just customer contacts but also any contact whether they be suppliers or referral sources. A better acronym would be XRM.
The products have been segregated by tier based on target customer and price. Within each tier, we have further classified which applications are applicable to the systems as well as the distribution model. See the filter box above to sort for the desired tier, application, and distribution model.
Tier One/Enterprise (Customer Revenues > $200M, Customer Employees > 500, License Fees > $300k and Implementation Fees:License Fees > 2:1)
Tier Two/Mid Market (Customer Revenues $10M-$200M, Customer Employees 50-500, License Fees $50k-$300k and Implementation Fees:License Fees 1:1-2:1)
Tier Three/Entry Level (Customer Revenues <$10M, Customer Employees <50, License Fees <$50k and Implementation Fees:License Fees <1:1)
Value Added Resellers (VARs) implement ERP products. However many of the products listed are also implemented by the companies that own the products.