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CRM
Magazines
CRM Magazines
are business solution publications responsible for moving the
enterprise toward a customer-focused approach. Written for senior
business and IT management, CRM magazines goal is to foster and
promote an understanding of Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
and the associated business and technological strategies. CRM
Magazines aim to assist senior managers to identify how to maintain
and gain profitable customers, generate loyalty and reduce business
costs.
Welcome to the
CRM Magazines channel of the exhibition! This CRM Magazines provides
you with easy access to news, solution providers, seminars and
whitepapers relating to customer relationship management
magazines.
What are
CRM Magazines? CRM Magazines are
leading industry publications delivering up to date information on
cutting edge CRM associated products and services to all associated
within the industry. IT suppliers refer to Customer Relationship
Management (CRM) as a latest 'must-have' IT investment. The new
breed of CRM Magazines is IT supplier-led and reflects this
approach.
Readers are
aware that the 'CRM' market is currently being presented as all
things to all people. The acronym is being used to‘re-brand' IT
systems that were previously described differently: from sales
automation to service management systems. CRM Magazines read in a
different sense, in that we have the senior level readers who are
responsible for relationship management that the new crop of CRM
Magazines are trying to hit. For example, CRM Magazines include
senior managers in Utilities, Banks and Telecoms' companies as well
as IT managers, whereas the readers of the new crop of CRM Magazines
are IT-dominated.
Investment in
CRM Magazines needs to be company-wide and investment decisions are
increasingly taken at Board level rather than just the IT department
(Source: Cap Gemini research into CRM
investment).
So, IT
suppliers and Business Process/Business Improvement Consultancies
are keen to jump the IT-Business divide and reach senior business
managers and Board members responsible for customer-centered change
as well as IT managers. Uniquely, other titles of CRM Magazines are
still largely hooked into the "IT magazine" category.
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