A users’ guide to CRM software
July 4, 2008 from ComputerWorld Canada – “Mobility and software as a service are changing customer relationship management and sales force software. Upstart Salesforce.com has made a significant dent in the market, and established vendors of licensed software are playing catchup. SAP AG’s recent alliance with Research in Motion Inc. is the latest development as CRM vendors try to meet customer growing demand for mobility. And user interfaces are evolving to meet the expectations of people who have grown up with the Web…”
180 View – There are a lot more CRM systems than listed in the article. Check out our CRM portal . We only recently launched this site and would appreciate your comments and suggestions in adding additional product and/or VARs.
Labels: CRM
posted by 180 Systems at 10:35 AM 
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I think the transition from large software expenditures to free online CRM systems has increased in popularity; however, unfortunately not enough. Too many companies still continue to use expensive softwares such as ACT, GoldMine, and SalesForce, without noticing that nowadays there are companies such as OctopusCity.com which offers a just as good if not better software for FREE!!! I mean how can you beat 24/7 customer service for free. In my opinion the "buy-and-install" method is swiftly headed for the exit.
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