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		Re: Microsoft Trumpets First CRM Upgrade	2	franklee	2004-05-22 21:28:17
		Re: Toward Vendor-Client Democracy	2	ccarfi	2004-05-20 15:36:18
		Re: Outsourcing Customer Satisfaction	2	volare340	2004-04-26 10:22:07
		Re: Beam Me My Order: Beyond Next-Day Delivery	2	poster	2004-03-18 10:39:18
		Re: Adelphia CRM: 'Sorry, I Can't Help You'	3	crazynuts	2004-01-12 22:33:57
		Re: IT Chiefs Ignore the Human Factor	2	gwilliams0	2003-12-10 14:49:10
		Re: Is Self-Service Really Reaping ROI?	4	NarayanaD	2003-12-01 21:28:16
		Re: CRM Failing as It Yields One-Sided 'Relationships'	2	ghalman	2003-11-03 17:41:25
		Re: Hacking the Call Center	2	McCall	2003-10-14 10:49:54
		Re: Passengers Sue JetBlue for Sharing Their Data	2	whatever	2003-09-26 23:11:21
		Re: Microsoft Aims To Cut CRM Costs	2	IPSI	2003-09-16 21:56:06
		Re: The True Leader of the CRM Pack - Part 1	2	front242	2003-09-03 10:46:29
		Re: Voice-Activated Services Gaining Attention	2	front242	2003-09-03 10:40:35

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