CRM - July 2008 - (Page 38) Learn best practices, solutions, and strategies from world-class experts and organizations! www.destinationCRM2008.com Message From the Chairman Barton Goldenberg I President, ISM Inc., & Chairman, dCRM 2008 The destinationCRM conference series is where leading authorities, industry analysts and consultants and companies from all sectors meet to share ideas and network. Now in its third year, destinationCRM 2008 promises to be the best yet! We have secured the participation of industry gurus in the areas of sales, marketing and customer service. We have put together an interesting mix of keynotes, presentations and case studies including an exciting opening keynote by Lior Arussy, co-chairman, author, visionary, consultant and creative catalyst in the areas of creating delightful customer experiences and executing profitable customer strategies. We’ve got case studies by leading companies. You’ll have an opportunity to hear from and meet with leading CRM vendors in a learning environment. You’ll also gain insight into the current state of the CRM industry, where the internet is changing everything as it becomes the backbone for next-generation applications, collaboration, and real-time customer interaction. We’ll examine how the digital client will impact our workplace as well as the way we conduct our business. With the concept of cloud computing on the horizon and new tools that allow the internet to become the delivery vehicle for rich CRM applications, Web 2.0 is becoming the framework that will drive the next generation of products and methodologies that give companies a new level of control over their customer interactions and help them drive sales, services, and customer satisfaction. This is so important that we made Web 2.0 the theme for this year’s conference. With the help of our conference co-chair, Lior Arussy, we’ll also pursue what is really meant by customer experience. We’ll go inside the contact center and recommend ways to reach new heights. In addition to conference sessions, we’re offering four valuable pre-conference workshops: Executive CRM Boot Camp, Mastering the Web 2.0 People/Process/Technology Mix, Innovate Your Customer Experience, and Building and Managing High-Performance Service Organizations. See registration page for pricing. Lastly, we’re co-locating this event with SpeechTEK 2008, the largest U.S. conference for anyone interested in improving customer relationships through the use of speech technology. Stay on top of all of these best-in-class strategies and technologies in sales, marketing and customer service by attending the destinationCRM conference. I look forward to welcoming you in New York! R E G I S T R AT I O N I N C L U D E S : ◆ Access to Conference Sessions (subject to registration pass selected) ◆ Access to CRM Showcase ◆ Conference Bag and Binder ◆ Continental Breakfast and Coffee Breaks ◆ Attendee Luncheons ◆ Exhibit Hall Grand Opening Reception on Monday ◆ Networking Reception on Tuesday This year’s destinationCRM 2008 conference is co-located with SpeechTEK 2008, featuring the latest speech technology tools and services and how voice and speech recognition are being used in businesses today. CRM VENDOR TUTORIALS Message From the Co-Chairman Lior Arussy I President, Strativity Group, & Customer Service Track Chairman We live in a challenging time in which customers demand complete experiences. Meeting customer expectations is no longer sufficient to win in the marketplace. Our customers expect us to exceed their expectations. Customer service needs to transform itself into a competitive advantage, and to achieve this goal it needs to motivate and educate employees as well as align the organization to deliver. The customer service track was designed to empower executives with the knowledge and practical ideas on how to create an organization that exceeds expectations every day. The sessions are linked to create a cohesive theme of delivering beyond customer expectations. Additionally, a special group exercise is included to help you design the best problemresolution process for your organization. Join us on an interactive journey to discover the path to exceeding your customer expectations (and yours as well). I look forward to seeing you at destinationCRM 2008. These 20-minute sessions will provide a brief look at some of the cutting-edge solutions that are currently available for sales, marketing, and customer service professionals. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear directly from CRM vendors about a variety of technologies including open source, on-demand, business analytics, customer service, customer feedback management, CRM suite solutions, and more. http://www.destinationcrm2008.com
Table of Contents Feed for the Digital Edition of CRM - July 2008 CRM - July 2008 Contents Front Office Reality Check Customer Centricity The Tipping Point CRM’s a Social Animal SAP Looks to ‘Change the Game' CRM on Twitter CRM to the Max A Prescription for Satisfaction Required Reading Cover Story: Is Microsoft Winning the CRM Race? Jumping into the SaaS Pool Say What? Another Bright Idea Out of Edison A Small Biz Blossoms Biting Off the Right Amount Something for a Rainy Day Connect Re:Tooling Pint of View CRM - July 2008 CRM - July 2008 - CRM - July 2008 (Page 1) CRM - July 2008 - CRM - July 2008 (Page 2) CRM - July 2008 - Contents (Page 3) CRM - July 2008 - Contents (Page 4) CRM - July 2008 - Contents (Page 5) CRM - July 2008 - Front Office (Page 6) CRM - July 2008 - Front Office (Page 7) CRM - July 2008 - Reality Check (Page 8) CRM - July 2008 - Reality Check (Page 9) CRM - July 2008 - Customer Centricity (Page 10) CRM - July 2008 - Customer Centricity (Page 11) CRM - July 2008 - The Tipping Point (Page 12) CRM - July 2008 - The Tipping Point (Page 13) CRM - July 2008 - CRM’s a Social Animal (Page 14) CRM - July 2008 - SAP Looks to ‘Change the Game' (Page 15) CRM - July 2008 - CRM on Twitter (Page 16) CRM - July 2008 - CRM to the Max (Page 17) CRM - July 2008 - A Prescription for Satisfaction (Page 18) CRM - July 2008 - Required Reading (Page 19) CRM - July 2008 - Cover Story: Is Microsoft Winning the CRM Race? (Page 20) CRM - July 2008 - Cover Story: Is Microsoft Winning the CRM Race? (Page 21) CRM - July 2008 - Cover Story: Is Microsoft Winning the CRM Race? (Page 22) CRM - July 2008 - Cover Story: Is Microsoft Winning the CRM Race? (Page 23) CRM - July 2008 - Cover Story: Is Microsoft Winning the CRM Race? (Page 24) CRM - July 2008 - Cover Story: Is Microsoft Winning the CRM Race? (Page 25) CRM - July 2008 - Cover Story: Is Microsoft Winning the CRM Race? (Page 26) CRM - July 2008 - Cover Story: Is Microsoft Winning the CRM Race? (Page 27) CRM - July 2008 - Cover Story: Is Microsoft Winning the CRM Race? (Page 28) CRM - July 2008 - Cover Story: Is Microsoft Winning the CRM Race? (Page 29) CRM - July 2008 - Jumping into the SaaS Pool (Page 30) CRM - July 2008 - Jumping into the SaaS Pool (Page 31) CRM - July 2008 - Jumping into the SaaS Pool (Page 32) CRM - July 2008 - Jumping into the SaaS Pool (Page 33) CRM - July 2008 - Jumping into the SaaS Pool (Page 34) CRM - July 2008 - Jumping into the SaaS Pool (Page 35) CRM - July 2008 - Jumping into the SaaS Pool (Page 36) CRM - July 2008 - Jumping into the SaaS Pool (Page 37) CRM - July 2008 - Jumping into the SaaS Pool (Page 38) CRM - July 2008 - Jumping into the SaaS Pool (Page 39) CRM - July 2008 - Say What? (Page 40) CRM - July 2008 - Say What? (Page 41) CRM - July 2008 - Say What? (Page 42) CRM - July 2008 - Say What? (Page 43) CRM - July 2008 - Say What? (Page 44) CRM - July 2008 - A Small Biz Blossoms (Page 45) CRM - July 2008 - Biting Off the Right Amount (Page 46) CRM - July 2008 - Something for a Rainy Day (Page 47) CRM - July 2008 - Connect (Page 48) CRM - July 2008 - Re:Tooling (Page 49) CRM - July 2008 - Pint of View (Page 50) CRM - July 2008 - Pint of View (Page 51) CRM - July 2008 - Pint of View (Page 52)
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