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Like most enterprise software, CRM systems are filled with data from your company and filled out by your people. But isn't that missing the point of the "C" in CRM? What do you need to do to get more customer-driven data in the system
Enterprises faced an increased number of software audits from revenue-hungry vendors in 2009, as well as new types of disputes, says a new Forrester report. Here are some areas to watch, plus advice on playing smart defense with "traffic cop&quo
Some troubling, lingering questions are casting a cloud over Larry Ellison & Co.'s current party.
BlackBerrys, iPhones and other smart mobile devices are in demand by employees today. But who gets them, who pays for them and who controls them are questions with no easy answers.
It's not flashy or pretty, and used incorrectly it can create a big nightmare. But business users simply can't quit this app.
CIO.com blogger Thomas Wailgum has identified nine "technology traps" to avoid this holiday season, and he's taken the pledge to do so himself. But does he really stand a chance?
If digital music is an important part of your life, the Sonos wireless music system can fill every room in your house with high-quality sound -- without a house-remodeling project.
From the Windows 7 launch to BlackBerrys and iPhones, CIO.com had you covered all year long. Here's a look at our top 10 stories of 2009.
CIO.com's outsourcing guru talks to the experts, dives into the research and offers up 10 key outsourcing trends that you need to know about.
Information Leak Prevention (also known as Data Loss Protection) is a fairly well established area for security software, but most of the marketing noise is about protecting financial system data from unauthorized access or transmission. Why is this
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