I also just discovered this project
(http://www.opencrx.org/tour-features.htm), which offers a (biased?)
comparison chart of both proprietary and open source ERP/CRM products
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On 9/26/05, Greg Rundlett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I also just discovered this project
And this one http://crm-ctt.sourceforge.net/index.php
quote:
CRM-CTT will replace any spreadsheet and MS Access database you or
your employees use to track things - only this time it will be
web-based,
here's an open source based one to try out:
www.sugarcrm.com
They also have a commercial purchase option.
On Fri, 2005-09-23 at 23:42 -0400, Martin Ekendahl wrote:
Our company uses www.crmondemand.com by Siebel. It's very powerful (from
what I can tell) and does much more than just
There are no less than 295 projects on FreshMeat under the category of
groupware http://freshmeat.net/browse/917/ Of course that's
because 'groupware' is ill-defined.
Some mean 'collaboration', like a wiki, some mean 'communication' like
calendaring and email, some mean Customer Relationship
I'm about to meet with an office that's currently managing their
contacts in Excel. The person who's clued me into their problem,
sadly, has proposed Access as a solution -- something I'm not entirely
certain I agree with. Regardless, if I don't have something better to
offer, I'll have to
Our company uses www.crmondemand.com by Siebel. It's very powerful (from
what I can tell) and does much more than just contacts. Not sure what
the pricing is, but one downfall is you need IE (or a firefox plugin to
change the useragent).
I'm not familiar with anything else, but usually always