TMCnews Featured Article
November 09, 2009
Salesforce.com Selects inContact for Partner Program
By Kelly McGuire, TMCnet Editor
Salesforce.com, a major customer relationship management, or “CRM,” software provider, has selected inContact, Inc., a developer of on-demand contact center software and agent optimization tools, for the company’s partner program.
The collaboration between the two companies will integrate the service cloud 2 and force.com platform, for a real-time customer care system that is based in Salesforce.com’s (News - Alert) sales cloud, which will improve lead and contact management and, in turn, free up salespeople to focus on expanding customer relationships.
Kendall Collins, chief marketing officer at salesforce.com, said that the service cloud is the next generation solution for customer service. Therefore, the collaboration will only add to the progressive and evolving solution.
“The Service Cloud bridges the gap between traditional contact center technologies and cloud computing platforms like Google (News - Alert), Facebook and Twitter,” Collins said. “Having inContact as a partner is strategic to ensure adoption of the Service Cloud,” adding that inContact has a track record of customer success and technology excellence.
According to company officials, the sales cloud is designed to deliver companies everything they need to improve sales dynamics. What’s more, the new partnership with inContact and Salesforce.com will cater to organizations of all sizes.
SMBs or large enterprises need CRM systems that meet the needs of the customer relationship demands, no matter how big or small. With Salesforce.com’s dynamic CRM software portfolio, now with the inContact partnership, every sales representative can perform required duties on any customer service level or magnitude.
Other companies have become part of the Salesforce.com partnership program as well. Verndale, a mid-market Web technology and consultancy firm earned the official Force.com developer certification through Salesforce.com in September 2009.
The collaboration between the two companies will integrate the service cloud 2 and force.com platform, for a real-time customer care system that is based in Salesforce.com’s (News - Alert) sales cloud, which will improve lead and contact management and, in turn, free up salespeople to focus on expanding customer relationships.
Kendall Collins, chief marketing officer at salesforce.com, said that the service cloud is the next generation solution for customer service. Therefore, the collaboration will only add to the progressive and evolving solution.
“The Service Cloud bridges the gap between traditional contact center technologies and cloud computing platforms like Google (News - Alert), Facebook and Twitter,” Collins said. “Having inContact as a partner is strategic to ensure adoption of the Service Cloud,” adding that inContact has a track record of customer success and technology excellence.
According to company officials, the sales cloud is designed to deliver companies everything they need to improve sales dynamics. What’s more, the new partnership with inContact and Salesforce.com will cater to organizations of all sizes.
SMBs or large enterprises need CRM systems that meet the needs of the customer relationship demands, no matter how big or small. With Salesforce.com’s dynamic CRM software portfolio, now with the inContact partnership, every sales representative can perform required duties on any customer service level or magnitude.
Other companies have become part of the Salesforce.com partnership program as well. Verndale, a mid-market Web technology and consultancy firm earned the official Force.com developer certification through Salesforce.com in September 2009.
Kelly McGuire is a TMCnet Web editor, covering CRM and workforce technologies, and anchor of its daily TMC Newsroom video broadcast. Kelly also writes about eco-friendly "green" technologies and smart grids, compiling TMCnet's weekly e-Newsletters on those topics, as well as the cable industry. To read more of Kelly's articles, please visit her columnist page.
Edited by Kelly McGuire

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