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Salesforce.com Named 2002 Product of the Year By Customer Interaction Solutions Magazine
Salesforce.com, announced that its online CRM solution has been named a 2002 Product of the Year winner by Customer Interaction Solutions magazine published by Technology Marketing Corporation (TMC(R)).
The Product of the Year award honors top companies for their outstanding products, while educating readers on the vast array of CRM offerings.
Winners were selected by an editorial team on the basis of technological excellence and vision.
As Nadji Tehrani, chairman of TMC and founder of Customer Interaction Solutions explained, "Salesforce.com is a clear leader in the CRM sector, and we're proud to reward their hard work and innovation with a Product of the Year Award for 2002.
The Product of the Year award honors top companies for their outstanding products, while educating readers on the vast array of CRM offerings.
Winners were selected by an editorial team on the basis of technological excellence and vision.
As Nadji Tehrani, chairman of TMC and founder of Customer Interaction Solutions explained, "Salesforce.com is a clear leader in the CRM sector, and we're proud to reward their hard work and innovation with a Product of the Year Award for 2002.
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This award complements a full slate of industry honors secured by salesforce.com including Editors' Choice and two Five-Star ratings from PC Magazine, two Deploy Awards from InfoWorld, Red Herring 100, Upside Hot 100, Investor's Choice Award from Enterprise Outlook, Editors' Choice from TMCLabs, Top 10 CRM Implementation from Aberdeen Group, and InfoWorld's 2001 CRM Technology of the Year.
"For over 75,000 users in 107 countries, salesforce.com is synonymous with CRM success," added Marc Benioff, chairman and CEO of salesforce.com. "We are pleased to be recognized for our efforts in replacing complex, expensive enterprise software with cost-effective, easy-to-use online services that are built from the ground-up to deliver value instead of headaches."
Companies are switching to salesforce.com, driven by frustration with the costs and limitations of client/server software.
Divisions and workgroups within large companies are implementing salesforce.com in spite of corporate mandates to use legacy CRM software.
Given the quick success seen with salesforce.com, usage is growing virally - to more than 5,700 salesforce.com customers and 75,000 users worldwide - as executives switch from enterprise software to online CRM success.
This award complements a full slate of industry honors secured by salesforce.com including Editors' Choice and two Five-Star ratings from PC Magazine, two Deploy Awards from InfoWorld, Red Herring 100, Upside Hot 100, Investor's Choice Award from Enterprise Outlook, Editors' Choice from TMCLabs, Top 10 CRM Implementation from Aberdeen Group, and InfoWorld's 2001 CRM Technology of the Year.
"For over 75,000 users in 107 countries, salesforce.com is synonymous with CRM success," added Marc Benioff, chairman and CEO of salesforce.com. "We are pleased to be recognized for our efforts in replacing complex, expensive enterprise software with cost-effective, easy-to-use online services that are built from the ground-up to deliver value instead of headaches."
Companies are switching to salesforce.com, driven by frustration with the costs and limitations of client/server software.
Divisions and workgroups within large companies are implementing salesforce.com in spite of corporate mandates to use legacy CRM software.
Given the quick success seen with salesforce.com, usage is growing virally - to more than 5,700 salesforce.com customers and 75,000 users worldwide - as executives switch from enterprise software to online CRM success.
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