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TClock is an open source replacement for the windows system tray clock.
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- Last updated: 2017
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Mini-Review: Centerbase CRMI've been trying to get a CRM in place at my company for years. We're a small software business, specializing in logistics, and in the past we have not had a very coherent strategy for tracking leads, scheduling appointments, tracking customer requests or bug reports. Each of us used different approaches. To be fair, for the most part we got away with it. But as customer base grows, you suddenly reach that "tipping point" where there's just too much to track using an ad hoc approach. This year I finally sat down and really focused on trying to get something that would fix it.
After trialling quite a few low-end and mid-end systems, I settled on Centerbase. Please read this review for why. |
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