Amid the day-to-day challenges of running a company, like trying to grow sales and delivering customer service, it may be easy to forget how cloud-based customer relationship management (CRM) can help contribute to key business outcomes. In that sense, there’s no time like now to look at what the business community has learned about CRM and cloud computing, and then apply it to your organization. Think of it as a grown up version of practicing your A, B, Cs.
Try saying “cloud computing in Canada” five times fast. It’s no “Peter Piper,” but it’s difficult enough that you might find yourself forced to slow down. That’s okay, though— much like deploying cloud computing, it gets a lot smoother with practice. According to market research firm IDC,
Wouldn’t it be great if Canadian SMBs had some kind of search engine that told them what technology products and services they should purchase to help them grow? The Digital Adoption Compass, which was launched a few weeks ago by the Information and Communications Technology Council (ICTC), is a
One of the largest, most challenging and fragmented markets is the SMB market. If your organization’s success depends on your ability to connect with and leverage the skills and talents of this market, cloud-based community tools can deliver sizeable advantages. Because SMBs are small
