CRM Evolution '10: All the Links You Need

NEW YORK, August 4, 2010 — As CRM magazine's annual CRM Evolution conference winds down this week at the Marriott Marquis in New York's Times Square, in conjunction with sister magazine Speech Technology's annual SpeechTEK event, we'll be gathering up all the links, coverage, and blogposts from the magazine's staff and from around the Web.

Please keep checking back as we add more links.

• CRM Evolution event home page: http://sn.im/crmevolution

CRM Magazine Announces Winners of 2010 CRM Market Awards
CRM Evolution '10: As CRM magazine's annual conference gets under way, the ninth annual awards honor companies, customers, and industry visionaries for successes in the CRM marketplace over the previous 12 months.

CRM Evolution 2010 Opens with a Bit of Yellin
CRM Evolution '10 — Day 1: Emily Yellin, author of Your Call Is (Not That) Important to Us, shares some customer service interactions of her own, and reveals the secret of the karmic footprint.

Welcome to the Interboom
CRM Evolution '10 — Day 1: Beagle Research Group founder Denis Pombriant details the three economic challenges that will forever alter CRM.

The 5 Ms of Social Insight
CRM Evolution '10 — Day 1: "Social will be like air in 2011," says Altimeter Partner Ray Wang in presenting the top use cases for social CRM.

Are You Ready for Customer Service 4.0?
CRM Evolution '10 — Day 2: ThinkJar founder Esteban Kolsky says the future of customer service will be service provided by customers.

CRM Is Still All About Location
CRM Evolution '10 — Day 2: Ovum research analyst Ian Jacobs envisions the future of location-based customer interactions.

The View from the CRM C-Suite
CRM Evolution '10 — Day 2: Four of the industry's top CRM executives square off for the first time ever to share perspectives on the ever-changing world of CRM.

The 6 Hidden Dangers of Social Media
CRM Evolution '10 — Day 3: Companies are eager to make their presence known on the social Web, but they must remember to look before they leap.

The Missing Piece(s) of Social Media
CRM Evolution '10 — Day 3: Four executives, from four vendors of social media platforms, provide (at least) four answers.

News relevant to the customer relationship management industry is posted several times a day on destinationCRM.com, in addition to the news section Insight that appears every month in the pages of CRM magazine.

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