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April 28, 2006 Market Overview Of CRM Professional ServicesMany Choices Drive Need For Buyers To Make A Careful Selectionby William Band with John Ragsdale, Christine Ferrusi Ross, Ian Schuler |
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Customer relationship management (CRM) professional services providers (PSPs) play an important role in helping enterprises achieve their goals to have more profitable interactions with customers and partners. Spending on CRM PSP services will remain robust due to the shift from customer functional management to customer process management, the need to deliver a better "branded" customer experience, the shift to service-oriented architecture (SOA) as the basis for technology solutions, and the growth of high-value CRM offshore/near-shore services providers. However, four out of 10 enterprises would not fully recommend their CRM PSP to others, demonstrating that choosing a PSP is a risky decision. To avoid disappointment, buyers must select a PSP that most closely matches the needs of the enterprise by understanding the strengths and weaknesses of the six types of CRM PSPs: 1) management consultants; 2) global full-service systems integration firms; 3) North American regional specialists; 4) European regional specialists; 5) offshore/near-shore technology services providers; and 6) software vendor professional services organizations (PSOs).
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Packaged Applications, Customer Relationship Management, IT Services, IT Consulting, Systems Integration