By Fiona Ness on Mon 02 December 2013
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CRM
It’s that time of year again when your inbox is probably filling up with emails asking you whether you’re ready for 2014, or telling you to be ahead of the game next year. The problem is they’re vague and don’t really give you much focus (in my opinion).
By Victoria Dyke on Tue 03 September 2013
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CRM
Or is it an expensive – Name, Address, and Notepad system?…
By Stuart McLaren on Tue 20 August 2013
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Cloud
We have met a lot of businesses who have searched high and low for the right hosted solution, and it’s clear that all cloud solutions have plenty of pros and cons. But if you’re not big on compromise then where do you go next?
By Stuart McLaren on Wed 09 May 2012
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CRM
Most companies are either thinking of implementing, or are currently using a CRM system. Research shows that for those already using a CRM system, many have not realised the importance and potential benefits of integration with their back office accounting system.
By Stuart McLaren on Thu 26 April 2012
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CRM
Our first CRM Best Practice blog explained that the right way to go about a CRM project is to forget about the detail to begin with and concentrate on the bigger picture.
By Stuart McLaren on Thu 12 April 2012
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CRM
How many times have we all heard about failed CRM projects? How many times in fact have we heard about failed, over-budget or under-performing IT Projects? Plenty I am sure!
By Rob Drummond on Wed 16 March 2011
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CRM
If you currently have a Google Analytics account, you should have noticed that a new dashboard (like the one on the left) appeared earlier this week. While it all looks very grand, I actually think that you will want to go in and remove or edit a lot of the default reports that are spewed out at you.
By Rob Drummond on Thu 24 February 2011
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CRM
Whatever software you are buying; be it CRM, eCommerce, web analytics or otherwise; there are normally a range of free or ‘open source’ alternatives being marketed to you. As a logical buyer making an investment in growing your business this raises the question – why go for a paid solution?