Choosing the Best Enterprise CRM for Complex Organizations

Many large companies also underestimate how complex their business and customers are, which leads to an inadequate CRM program

By: CRM News Desk

Nov. 13, 2009 12:15 PM

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"As many as 85% of companies that buy CRM software to automate sales efforts don't pick the right tools..." Gartner analyst Robert DeSisto

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