Problem:With its long and distinguished history comes a long and extensive record of customer relationships, many of which were being stored in email, spreadsheets and disparate databases. Sterling's management knew this problem needed to be resolved, but they did not want to spend the time and money deploying an application they would not use. Sterling's expertise is in integrating and delivering complex manufacturing systems, not deploying enterprise applications. Salesforce.com addressed Sterling's basic needs, but the hidden costs of the salesforce.com were overwhelming. "Things were fine with salesforce.com until we tried to do a second database back-up," says Christopher Edwards, General Manager of Sales at Sterling PCU. "That is when salesforce.com started to charge us an arm and leg for backing up our own data. It's just not acceptable." Solution:
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About Sterling PCUFounded in 1946, Sterling PCU provides specialized equipment to the appliance and automotive industry. Sterling's refrigerant and fluid processing systems can be found in the manufacturing and assembly facilities of the best-known companies in the world, including Mercedes-Benz, Toyota, Caterpillar and General Electric. Website: www.sterlingpcu.com | |||||||||||||||||||||
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