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Successful CRM Strategy Critical To Improve Customer Service Says CRMToday.com
With many companies today under internal and external pressure to maximize profits, some have lost focus on the customer. CRMToday.com, a business to business online resource, provides some answers in a recent article written by Phillippe Gaillard, President & CEO of Neocase. The article, "Emphasizing the 'C' in CRM" describes how taking a holistic approach to customer service and CRM strategy can result in increased productivity across the board.
CRMToday.com is a leading Web site for professionals seeking to improve customer service through CRM strategy adoption. The latest article, provided by Neocase (http://www.crm2day.com/highlights/50385.
While many organizations intend to improve customer service through their customer relationship management (CRM) system, Gaillard says that, "all too often for many companies, CRM is predominately focused on Customer Acquisition Management." Established 15 years ago, Neocase is widely recognized as a leader in customer relationship management and this year was selected as a finalist for the 2007 SIIA CODiE Awards, which celebrates outstanding achievement in software, digital information and education technology.
Customerservice plays an increasingly important role today, and many organizations have no other way to effectively differentiate themselves other than through their customer relationships. Employing CRM strategy becomes key, and Scott Nelson, VP of Gartner Inc. predicts in his "Ten Secrets of Successful CRM Practitioners" that "through 2008, enterprises that deploy CRM strategies will return at least 25 percent better financial metrics than those that don't." However, a CRM application is no silver bullet for any organization. Gaillard reports that "the key to successful customer service…is to adopt a holistic approach that unifies all the different points of customer interaction" (http://www.crm2day.com/highlights/50385.php).

