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Sugar Blog
This blog is intended to be an open forum for SugarCRM and members of its greater ecosystem to house honest dialogue about various topics including (but not limited to) CRM, social CRM and social media, open source, SaaS, cloud computing, the business of technology, etc.
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The Sapient Salesman: A Mexican Memoir
Editor’s Note: The Sapient Salesman began as a series of internally-focused sales coaching pieces written by SugarCRM team member Erin Fetsko. While initially focused on “selling Sugar,” Erin’s advice and wisdom have proven useful to Sugar partners, and well, anyone in the business of sales. Thus, we are happy to add her insight to the … Continue reading »
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SugarCRM Wins Cloud CRM Comparison
Great news for SugarCRM from Down Under. iTnews, Australia’s leading source of enterprise IT and telecoms news, just published ‘Which Clouds Play Nice‘, a 44-page technical study of the integration and extension options offered by the largest 20 software-as-a-service vendors serving the Australian enterprise market. Brett Winterford, editor of iTnews, writes that this “groundbreaking study … Continue reading »
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It’s All About Choice, The Customer’s Choice
When I read GigaOM’s Mike Jones’s great contribution to the growing discussions on the future of SaaS, one thought kept going through my mind. Who’s taking the customer side in this discussion? So far the SaaS vs. XaaS discussion is mostly a technical and infrastructure discussion. “Acronyms as a Service” is a great idea, but … Continue reading »
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