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CRM adoption in the Canadian Public SectorProduct Type: Market Research ReportPublished by: IDC Published: May 2005 Product Code: R104-19743 Description
Public sector executives are not fully satisfied with their current CRM solutions; some of them will invest in CRM-Customer Service solutions over the next 12 months. "IT vendors benefit from that expected growth in CRM adoption and gain share of CRM dollars from what is currently being allocated to internal IT departments, by defining the value proposition around the pain points of government executives and by structuring partnerships that bundle together the right mix of packaged software and services" says Massimiliano Claps, Senior Research Analyst, IDC Canada Customer Segments. Table of Contents
Table of ContentsIDC Opinion In This Study Definition of CRM Figure: IDC definition of CRM Definition of Public Sector Situation Overview Global vendors have a limited role in providing customer/citizen service solutions to public sector Figure: Global vendors have a limited role in providing customer contact center to public sector Figure: Compared to 2003, global ISVs gained some ground Public sector executives are not fully satisfied with CRM Figure: Government executives are not as satisfied as the healthcare ones Future Outlook Government executives consider CRM Figure: Government executives are keener on investing in CRM Figure: ... and CRM solutions Average CRM implementation will have higher value in public sector Figure: Average CRM expenditure is growing Figure: Average CRM implementation will have higher value in public sector Internal IT staff will remain the major component of CRM costs Figure: Internal spending will remain high Figure: Internal IS staff will be a major component of CRM costs Figure: CRM will open up limited opportunities for service vendors Oracle, Peoplesoft and Siebel will gain CRM software dollars Figure: Oracle, Peoplesoft and Siebel will gain CRM dollars Figure: Microsoft and Oracle will be the key database for CRM Figure: Microsoft will be the dominant operating system platform Essential Guidance How to compete for a share of CRM spending Learn More Related Research Synopsis |
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