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Knowledge Management and CRM
One of the keys to unlocking the rewards of CRM is understanding knowledge management. What is knowledge? Is it an asset? How can it be captured? How is knowledge turned into action?

The Real Value of Data
- by Krishna Chettayar
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One of the top reasons for CRM failure is poor quality information.
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A Slow Turning
- by Megan Santosus
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Today's large, multinational law firm is the epitome of a knowledge organization.
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KnowledgeBase.Net 3.0 Set To Debut
- by Corinne S. Bernstein
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This month KnowledgeBase Solutions is releasing version 3.0 of its Web-based self-help and knowledge-management suite. Learn more about it here.
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Evaluating the Customers You Keep
- by Corinne S. Bernstein
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Success at predicting customer behavior depends on having accessible, clean, easy-to-use information. It's time for some data mining!
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