european crm infographic

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How to address these issues of CRMs in Europe fail to meet objectives Factors behind these failings Make it easy for sales and marketing to spot selling opportunities by offering data in a single view Make the system easy to maintain Get buy in from the whole business Link to unstructured data with news and social media alerts Include solutions based on refreshed, duplicate free data For more information on how Dun & Bradstreet can help you get more from your CRM system, please call 01628 492299 or email [email protected] © 2013 Dun & Bradstreet. All rights reserved Not defining clear objectives Not attaching measurements to the objectives Over customisation of CRM No incentive for employees to use the system Not planning for change Failure to align the business operations across sectors Poor user buy-in Insufficient training Poor data quality

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70% of CRMs in Europe fail to meet business objectives. This infographic by D&B UK explains the factors behind these failings and how to address these issues to avoid pitfalls.

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Page 1: European CRM Infographic

How to address these issues

of CRMs in Europe fail to meet objectives

Factors behind these failings

Make it easy for sales and marketing to spot selling opportunities by offering data in a

single view

Make the system easy to maintain

Get buy in from the whole business

Link to unstructured data with news and social media alerts

Include solutions based on refreshed, duplicate free data

For more information on how Dun & Bradstreet can help you get more from your CRM system, please call 01628 492299 or email [email protected]© 2013 Dun & Bradstreet. All rights reserved

Not defining clear objectives

Not attaching measurements to the objectives

Over customisation of CRM

No incentive for employees to use

the system

Not planningfor change

Failure to align the business

operations across sectors

Poor user buy-in

Insufficient training

Poor data quality