Barton Goldenberg shares his unparalleled practical expertise on everything from security to internationalization, helping you avoid disastrous misstepsand transform the potential of CRM into long-lasting competitive advantage.
"This is the only book on CRM that has made it to my credenza."
Stan Davis, Author of Blur and Lessons from the Future
"CRM Automation is a blueprint for a successful CRM implementation."
Ken Blanchard, Coauthor, The One Minute Manager
"Barton Goldenberg's bottom-line approach to CRM makes this book a necessity to any company concerned with ROI."
Beth Struckell,
VP general manager of food service and vendor sales,
a division of PepsiCo
"CRM Automation gets to the heart of what a successful CRM implementation is all about-People, Process, and Technology. You can save hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars by reading this book before launching a CRM initiative."
Bob McLaughlin, former vice-president, McGraw-Hill
"Goldenberg's 18 years of experience and 300 deployments are wrapped up between the two covers of CRM Automation."
Wolfgang Martin, independent analyst and research fellow,
METAGroup
"Barton Goldenberg understands the CRM marketplace and the needs of businesses seeking a competitive edge. CRM Automation is a valuable resource for companies pursuing truly customer-centric business strategies."
Carol Burch, senior vice president of global business development for CRM,
SAP AG
"Barton Goldenberg proves once again that he is ahead of the curve in understanding the direction and future of customer relationship management."
Patrick Bultema, CEO and president,
FrontRange Solutions, Inc.
BARTON GOLDENBERG is President and Founder of ISM, Inc., one of the world's leading CRM consultancies. He is the co-founder and co-chair of the U.S. DCI, Canadian, British, German, and French conferences on CRM. Goldenberg teaches at Wharton and other well known schools, conducts executive seminars throughout the U.S., Europe, and Asia, and consults for many large clients, including ExxonMobil, Lucent Technologies, and Xerox. He is a regular columnist for CRM Magazine, e-Week, Cisco iQ, and Sales & Marketing Management.
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Some chapters were good, some were bad, all in all just okay,
By A Customer
This review is from: CRM Automation (Paperback)
I got this book as a free gift for attending a CRM conference. Some of the author's points are valid--the book was probably written before a lot of this material became obvious. (One of these days, I'm going to find a book that says "People issues don't matter if your company's managers don't have a customer focus or your firm doesnt have the necessary IT infrastructure in place." Can't wait for that.)I worked for Lucent in the 1990s and would swear that we coined the phrase "People Process and Technology." Anyway, it's been worn pretty thin. The tone of the book was a bit pedantic and stiff and so I found it a bit hard to to get through. I like Paul Greenberg's and Jill Dyche's CRM books much better, though, and would recommend them over this one, along with a new book called "Why They Don't Buy" by Max McKeown that is definitely the go-to book for CRM automation!
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Okay, but not great,
By A Customer
This review is from: CRM Automation (Paperback)
As a primer I got this book, Jill Dyche's CRM Handbook and John Freeland's The Ultimate CRM Handbook. While you probably could use all three to get a full understand of a very broad topic, I personally found the other two to be more insightful.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
CRM Success,
By A Customer
This review is from: CRM Automation (Paperback)
CRM is a competitive necessity, yet implementing CRM often befuddles even the smartest executives. CRM Automation spells out a clear strategy for successfully implementing CRM; a strategy that will help companies achieve the most common goals for CRM: increased profits, decreased costs, and improved customer loyalty.
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