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Tag Archives: CRM
Highrise, 37Signals finally ready to reveal it's contact management application
More than a year ago, I wrote about 37Signals’ plans to unveil a ‘CRM type’ application to go along with their wildly successful Basecamp and Backpack online applications. What was then referred to as ‘Sunrise’ has now morphed into ‘Highrise’ … Continue reading
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Tagged 37Signals, Backpack, Basecamp, CRM, Highrise, Online Applications, Productivity, SugarCRM, Sunrise
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NetSuite looks to go public
This is interesting, and encouraging, news. NetSuite – a company that started off as an online personal accounting company – is preparing for an initial public offering. Michael Arrington has the scoop over at TechCrunch: Techcrunch » Blog Archive » … Continue reading
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Tagged Banking, Business, CRM, Online Applications, Personal Finance
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Google buys JotSpot, makes it free to the world
Google announced this morning that it had purchased JotSpot, one of the more creative wiki application companies out there. One of the huge benefits of this is that Jot’s capabilities will now have a large infrastructure and essentially be free … Continue reading
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Tagged CRM, GTD, Microsoft, Mobile Computing, Online Applications, Strategy
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Another Sunrise hint from 37Signals
The boys over at 37Signals dropped another hint that Sunrise may be around the corner. ‘Bout time the world got a decent CRM tool….I hope they don’t dissappoint us.
