Presenters: Alex Cochrane, Product Manager; Michael Hora, Director, CRM Development
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With the ongoing supply chain disruption, economic uncertainty, and soaring prices already heaping pressure on businesses, the prevailing difficulties finding suitably skilled workers are making operations even more challenging.
Already using Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software? Satisfied, or do you wish it could do more? Datacor has been enhancing its CRM based on its customers’ needs and in response to those “Power Users” who require deeper analytics and connectivity to their operations across multiple platforms.
In these unprecedented times, we know our customers are doing their best to maintain their business operations with a largely remote workforce.
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Presenters: The Datacor CRM Team
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I am pleased to announce that Datacor has partnered with ITR Economics and incorporated their “Rates-of-Change” computations into Datacor CRM (formerly eChempax). ITR is the oldest privately-held, continuously operating economic research and consulting firm in the US. It boasts an extraordinary track record of forecast accuracy, delivering a 94.7% success rate since 1985. This data analysis is a great addition to our already very powerful CRM and sales analysis tools. Utilizing this data with depth in your business decisions will take you to the next level.
November 5, 2019, Florham Park, NJ – Datacor, Inc., a leading provider of process manufacturing and distribution software, announced today the launch of an updated corporate brand identity and website. The visual and messaging refresh highlights the company’s future-built software solutions, expertise in process manufacturing and legacy serving top chemical distribution companies with its well-known Chempax and eChempax products.
Over the last few years, there has been increasing buzz around the digitization of supplier-customer relationships in the process manufacturing and chemical distribution industries. We wouldn't say that this trend comes as a total surprise to anyone – when you think about your personal life as a consumer, how do you prefer to interact with brands?
