CRM: it's what you do with it that counts

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Customer relationship management has spread like a rash across the industry, but many analysts see recent deployments of the new "must have" technology as ill-advised, poorly thought-out and a drain on finances and resources. Tony Hallett investigates

By Tony Hallett

Monday 15 November 1999

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