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11 Dec 09

Conversation Agent: Typical Customers Don't Exist

I am never the target customer. You are not the target customer. Stop making decisions based on assumptive stereotypes. Get to know your customer better.

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05 May 09

Business Card Scanning and Contact Manager - CloudContacts

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14 Jan 09

Evolution of Tools for Sales - ReadWriteWeb

This is a great post detailing the evolution of CRM, email and sales. It points to the direction the industry needs to move in but mostly just points out the huge gaping hole in the CRM software space.

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24 May 07

Email Management & Contact Manager Software - Relenta CRM - Small Business CRM Software

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21 Mar 07

innovation Creators » My Global Address Book - Refactored

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The Great Refactoring

One way to think about this is a spreading of Service Orientated Architecture; charging from behind the firewall out into the open Internet. The delivery mechanism is REST. And all the old complexities of data migration and data synchronization are being solved by letting end users pick one service provider to give them key global services. An end user could say, for example, I want:

08 Feb 07

Decision making Speed Matters to Customers

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1:1 magazine had a piece about the importance of speed in winning customer loyalty.

I was struck by one comment from their survey in particular:
Seventy percent of respondents want knowledgeable and personalized service, and nearly 70 percent say that first-contact resolution, whether by phone, email, or the Web is also a primary driver of customer satisfaction
I have blogged before about how improved decision-making can make your staff seem more knowledgeable and how it can personalize service. Indeed, speed is one of the dimensions of decision yield for this reason (although the emphasis in Decision Yield is on precision, consistency, agility, speed and cost as a set). First-contact resolution also requires decision automation - only decision automation gives you the control you need while still empowering front-line staff with decision-making power. You get strategic alignment along with front-line automation and speed while ensuring consistency and precision across all your touchpoints.

Good CRM and good self-service need EDM.