Our vision

To leverage competitive advantages, companies need to fully embrace digital transformation. Relational Marketing implies strategies and execution to become even more focused on stakeholders perception, with a special attention to prospects and existing customers.

Complex business environments are challenging companies in their capability to be efficient in order to boost their own competitiveness.

Companies need to outsource specialistic know-how to leverage cross-pollinated experts inside their organisation.

use the right CRM solution

“People buy why you do what you do…”

(Simon Sinek)

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“If you are working on something that you really care about, you don’t have to be pushed. The vision pulls you.”

(Steve Jobs)

Our mission

Our mission is to provide an outstanding know-how to enable companies maximising their CRM project’s ROI.

To achieve that goal we keep investing 20% of the turnover in learning and development of knowledge and know-how on every discipline required in the domain, with a specific focus on marketing and organisational solutions developed on information technology.

Our best book

Everyone who is looking for a technical guide to implement a digital CRM in their company, please do not buy this book!

CRM for medium and small enterprises

This book is for organisations that implemented a CRM that didn’t go well. They are unsatisfied about the solution and they are thinking about changing it. This is because newbies are often unaware, and they need to make a lot of mistakes to learn. The good thing is that after mistakes we get aware that we need to approach things differently.

This book is for organisations that want to bridge the gap between information technology tools and the CRM logic. To those who already know how technology can unleash its potential when it is driven by a know-why.

Readers who need to clarify how to make the best out of a CRM implementation project will find the link with the logic behind the “how” ease the relationships with stakeholders.

Design it before starting to decide the tech solution may pave the way for a smoother implementation.

We believe that the CRM industry has the mission to support businesses in exploiting their capabilities in boosting customer experience to delight the people they serve.

 

Available on AMAZON or Routledge website

Leandro Agró, Palo Alto CA (Design Executive, IxD/UX expert (+20y), IoT pioneer, books author and patents contributor. Designing Spatial Computing for desirable futures. Winner of Apple design project in 1997))It is peculiar how designers love to generate innovation and value for companies, but they usually don’t like to talk about sales. A good user experience does not depend only on what you see on the screen, and experiences have a lot in common with access and consumption. UX is about the entire way in which a given company responds to the needs of its network of contacts. That’s where CRM comes in. These tools are inherently neutral, and you can use them to trick as many people as possible or provide them with the best possible UX. Antonio’s book has a different approach, well beyond just the tool, the book is helpful to many of us; those who would like to learn about CRM but don’t know where to start; those who do not know, as well as those not yet interested in learning what CRM is; and mostly to those who think that CRM is a magical technology that will solve their real-world problems just installing software on a server. Finally – the book – is SUPER helpful for those who really intend to try to achieve their success by improving the overall brand’s user experience. Enjoy reading!

Dr. Ernesto Sirolli, Sacramento CA (is a noted authority in the field of sustainable economic development and is the Founder of the Sirolli Institute, an international non-profit organization that teaches community leaders how to establish and maintain Enterprise Facilitation projects in their community.)

It is refreshing, in these times of ‘digital everything’, to read a book that highlights the art and the profession of selling by discussing CRM.

How to make people aware of your ’solution’ to their problem? How to find, reach, screen, inform, educate, and interest possible users? What are the tools that Strategic Business Developers use to research and Identify potential clients? How to develop and maintain client relationships? How does one monitor project teams to ensure contracts are executed as agreed? 

These are only some of the tasks of managing a CRM that this book addresses. What really interests me is yet another aspect of the role of the “person who takes the product out of the company”. I call these people the Marketers and their best attribute, to me, is not that they sell the company’s products as created. To me the real talent is that they  ‘listen’ to the feedback, the criticism, the real needs of the customers and have the chutzpah, the courage, to inform their ‘product people’ about the real needs that the products DON’T fulfil. Since to be truly profitable the Company has to offer a product/service that truly solves people’ needs and satisfies what people want, the company’s financial success cannot be reached without knowing, profoundly, its customers. 

And this is the fundamental idea that makes me endorse, wholeheartedly, this book. If knowing yourself, according to Aristotle, is the beginning of wisdom, then knowing your customers, according to the author, is the very essence of business.  

A CRM expert of “consultant” is someone who help organisations in dealing with their CRM problems.  We are a small company focused on helping medium and small businesses in getting the best from their CRM.

The logic before the tools!