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IT Manager's Journal: Open Source SplendidCRM A Sweet Alternative for ".Net-centric" SAAS Provider
Apr 10, 2007, 12 :00 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (6746 reads)

(Other stories by Tina Gasperson)

"A 'Microsoft-centric' call center solution provider called Promero worked mostly with proprietary applications, offering them as hosted software-as-a-service products. When it decided to create a custom replacement by cobbling together an existing CRM package and its own lead-generating application, CTO Roman Schepis quickly discovered that the only way to go was to use an open source CRM application.

"Promero calls itself an on-demand provider of customer relationship management software, which is hosted on its own servers. Users can log on from anywhere in the world, using any kind of platform..."

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