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On CRM: Here’s A CRM Application That Solves A Big Integration Problem

(This article originally appeared in Forbes) I think I've found customer relationship management software that actually solves a big problem for many of my clients:…

Gene MarksMay 3, 2021

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On CRM: Whatever Happened To LinkedIn’s Integration With Microsoft Dynamics?

(This article originally appeared in Forbes) When Microsoft first purchased the professional social media site LinkedIn back in 2016 I remember the excitement amongst my…

Gene MarksApril 5, 2021

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On CRM: Sorry Folks, But Constant Contact Is Not A CRM System

(This article originally appeared in Forbes) I frequently speak to sales people and small business owners who, when asked if they would consider getting a…

Gene MarksMarch 19, 2021

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On CRM: Why This Week Marked The Beginning Of The End For Microsoft Dynamics

(This post originally appeared on Forbes) Will Microsoft Dynamics exist five years from now? I don't think it will.

Gene MarksMarch 4, 2021

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48% Of Sales Leaders Say Their CRM System Doesn’t Meet Their Needs. The Good News Is That This Is Fixable.

(This post originally appeared on Forbes) People are not happy with their CRM systems.

Gene MarksFebruary 19, 2021

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On CRM: Zendesk Exposes The Weakness In Most CRM Applications

(This post originally appeared on Forbes) This week cloud based customer service and sales management software maker Zendesk

Gene MarksFebruary 5, 2021

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On CRM: The Biggest Problem With Marketing Automation Software

(This post originally appeared on Forbes) Earlier last year a research firm predicted that the global marketing automation

Gene MarksJanuary 14, 2021

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On CRM: When It Comes To CRM’s Core Problem, Marissa Mayer’s New Venture Nails It

(This post originally appeared on Forbes) Former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer has a new company called Sunshine

Gene MarksDecember 22, 2020

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On CRM: Should You Integrate HubSpot And QuickBooks?

(This post originally appeared on Forbes) Last month Intuit Inc. (the maker of QuickBooks Online) and HubSpot, Inc.

Gene MarksDecember 1, 2020