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Maximizer Entrepreneur and Team Editions target smaller SMBs

A few months ago I wrote about the the broadened Web access footprint and pared down total cost of ownership of Maximizer CRM 11 , a customer relations management tool aimed at small and medium sized businesses (SMBs).

Nestor Arellano

 Recently, the Vancouver-based software company has zeroed in on an even smaller target.

Maximizer Software Inc. has pared down its customer relations management (CRM) tool to serve smaller sales units.

The new offerings do away with the marketing campaign features of earlier releases, while retaining the contact-management features. The new products also support Mobile CRM on users’ BlackBerry smartphones.

On May 29, the firm offered CRM 11 Entrepreneur Edition (one to five users).

This Windows desktop tool focuses on contact management and retails for $199 per license. The MaxMobile for BlackBerry add-on costs an additional $99.

CRM 11 Team Edition (five to 50 users) includes contact management as well as the same sales opportunity management features available on the Group and Enterprise editions.

Team Edition is priced at $549 per license and includes Windows Desktop and MaxMobile for BlackBerry. It comes with a free first year support.

The new products contain only the essentials, according to Bob Neudecker, director of marketing at Maximizer.

“We’re covering all the bases in the small and mid-sized business (SMB) space — from the lone entrepreneur operation to the company with five to 50 of more employees,” he said.

The new offerings retain some very useful features from this year’s earlier editions. These inlcude features that enable sales managers to keep tabs of sales team performance, features that help sales personnel monitor sales opportunities and deeper KPI monitoring.

You can find out more about the Maximizer Team and Entreprenuer Editions plus some very helpful insights about CRM tools from veteran sales proefessionals in my article Maximizer brings mobile CRM to small sales teams

You can also get more information on CRM tools from the following related articles:

Mobile CRM users favour BlackBerry over iPhone: Maximizer

Latest Oracle CRM On-Demand integrates forecast analytics

Canadian firm digs itself out of transaction chaos with CRM tool

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