'crm' is a correct and usable acronym in written English.
You can use it to refer to a customer relationship management system in a sentence such as, "We implemented a new CRM to ensure our customers have an optimal experience."
Loyalty programmes will advance and customer assistants will be expected to manage more complex, cloud-based customer relationship management (CRM) systems.
The mismatch of promise and reality is most glaring in the case of "customer-relationship management" (CRM) software, which keeps track of sales leads, orders and customer records.
The idea is to extend his firm's reach by "popping the top off" salesforce.com, and making the underlying computing infrastructure that is used to deliver its CRM service available to other software developers.
Installing a CRM system is costly and disruptive.
Salesforce.com is no longer just a CRM provider, but a platform on which customers and other software firms can build applications, which can then be assembled into combinations, or "mash-ups".
Fininvest could not possibly have spent 27.68 billion lire on buying the 1.2 million CRM shares that you already owned (through Palina) since precisely the same amount of money had gone in and out of Palina's bank account on December 19th 1979.
The IPO of Salesforce.com, a pioneer in the $7 billion market for so-called customer-relationship management (CRM) software, is a bit different.
A famously gregarious entertainer and cocky marketer he proposes "CRM" for his ticker symbol, the equivalent of, say, Porsche asking for "CAR Mr Benioff finds it hard not to talk to journalists.
But some CRM firms such as E.piphany now offer tools that analyse the data in real time.
One is partner relationship management, or PRM, which in essence is CRM for dealers or distributors.
There are other promising start-ups waiting to float, such as Salesforce.com, a firm offering web-based CRM services.Yet the best hope for a comeback is for the Valley to ride what many expect to be the next big wave of innovation after the internet: the convergence of bio-, info- and nano-technologies.
