The $35 billion CRM market provides the foundational technology for customer engagement. However, it has been reported that CRMs are failing sales teams, customers, and prospects, with more than half (52%) of sales leaders reporting that their CRM platform is costing potential revenue opportunities.
Nearly one-third say their customer data is incomplete, out of date, or inaccurate.
And a massive collection of companies have reported that they cannot access customer data across marketing, sales and service systems.
The CRM and Sales Impact Report surveyed 1,000 sales leaders to consider:
How technology is transforming the expectations of both sales leaders and their customers
Which roadblocks and blind spots are causing sales friction and contributing to churn
What customer data and insights business leaders need to compete and win market share
Are companies on the cusp of a customer relationship crisis? Find out today.
By Adrian Boerstra, VP Strategic Services
Adrian Boerstra is a passionate entrepreneur and accomplished executive with over 28 years of experience in enterprise technology. Known for blending business strategy, innovative tech, and human connection, he thrives at the intersection where transformation begins.
Adrian Boerstra is a passionate entrepreneur and accomplished executive with over 28 years of experience in enterprise technology. Known for blending business strategy, innovative tech, and human connection, he thrives at the intersection where transformation begins. Currently at Faye, he leads strategic initiatives for the company’s largest clients, guiding them toward scalable growth with AI, automation, and analytics. Adrian’s career includes 13 years as a CRM executive and seven years as the CEO of MasterSolve Inc., where he consistently pushed industry boundaries. What sets Adrian apart is his ability to deeply connect with people and align tech solutions with real business goals. Adrian ensures that he partners with forward-thinking organizations intent on disrupting the norm and elevating both customer and employee experiences.
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