CRM systems provider, StayinFront has secured a contract to supply its on-demand consumer goods CRM solution to Australian supplement and sports nutrition manufacturer, Vitaco.

Australian-listed enterprise software solutions provider, TechnologyOne (ASX:TNE) has released OneHealth - its first preconfigured enterprise solution for hospitals and healthcare providers - and has already secured new customers with a combined contracts value of $4 million.

Oracle has revealed that several big-name customers are using its locally-hosted SaaS CRM product.

An update of Zoho CRM delivers a new user interface and improved integration capabilities.

StayinFront, Inc., a leading global provider of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and mobile sales force effectiveness tools, announced a new release of StayinFront TouchCG™, the company’s innovative mobile field force system for the consumer goods industry.

Australia’s largest privately owned mechanical services contractor, AE Smith, has deployed IBM business analytics software to transform the way the company manages client relationships and makes decisions across its business.

Systems vendor, StayinFront, is to deliver an on-demand CRM and analytics solution to McWilliams Wines as the company transitions from a paper-based field management process to the flexibility and efficiency of a fully hosted and supported cloud-based field force solution.

StayinFront, Inc., a leading global provider of customer relationship management systems and mobile sales force effectiveness tools, today announces McWilliam’s Wines has selected StayinFront EdgeCG™, the fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) version of its leading on-demand CRM and analytics solution.

Enterprise software provider, TechnologyOne has secured five major deals for its customer relationship management (CRM) software in the last quarter, and has as also gone live at a number of customer sites with what it claims are ‘industry-first applications’.

When Greg Gianforte, the founder and chief executive of customer relationship specialist RightNow Technologies announces that he only eats what he kills, it signals the start of what could be a very juicy conversation about the task of negotiating the $US1.5 billion proposed takeover of RightNow by Larry Ellison’s Oracle which is presently underway.