CRM Presentation

By Ali Vahed

I presented on Customer Relationship Management (CRM) at the Syper meetup on August 28, 2013.

It was a fantastic evening connecting with so many fellow Persian IT professionals in Sydney. We had some great discussions about how startups and scaleups can leverage CRM to enhance customer engagement.

I've shared the slides from my talk in the blog post below


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