The traditional method for making B2B purchases is full of unnecessary hassles, especially in a world where shoppers relish convenience. For example, B2B buyers must often speak to an account manager or salesperson to get things started, which stands in stark contrast to how most online purchases are made.
CRM, such as Salesforce, provides a major benefit for businesses. Your sales and marketing teams can easily reach a large audience with personalized messaging. Current and past customer documentation is available in real-time. And your team has a wealth of data at their fingertips to help you better serve the customer and improve profitability. But what happens when the CRM data quality is faulty?
