



SaaS applications -- and CRM specifically -- were brought into an organization as a way for business users to get applications up and running quickly with minimal involvement from IT. With those initial contracts now running out, some companies are getting a nasty surprise when the time comes for renewal.
Konica Minolta strives to become a more service-minded company with service provisioning within sales processes. To achieve this goal Konica Minolta need a detailed insight into customer data. Using on-demand solutions enables Konica Minolta to move towards supplying more solution-driven products and services - it is the most effective way to give the sales process greater added value. Download this case study to learn more.
On demand is picking following the success of salesforce.com and the credit crunch many organizations are experiencing globally. But determining the right solution and the right vendor to approach can be a daunting task. Where does one begin? How does one determine early one if the approach undetaken is the right one? Can you change mid-sail and still come out winning? This Oracle paper offers six important factors to consider when taking the on-demand path to meeting your business' CRM needs.
Norwegian shipper, Wilhelmsen, saw a global and fragmented sales processes across its 4,300 employees in 71 countries. It needed a unified, 360-degree customer view to get accurate customer information in real-time. This case study details how Salesforce is playing a crucial role in supporting Wilhelmsen Ships Service’s global growth strategy, while adapting swiftly to the organization’s changing needs.
You have analyzed your organization’s business needs and determined that an on-demand CRM solution will best meet your requirements. And you’re not alone. Industry observers expect the market for on-demand CRM to grow by more than 30 percent per year.



