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About Glen S. Petersen
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Glen
S. Petersen is an internationally recognized speaker, writer,
practitioner, and thought leader in the Customer Relationship Management
(CRM) and e-Business industries. Mr. Petersen has held senior level
management positions with systems integration and end user organizations.
As a visionary and early adopter of Sales Force Automation (SFA) in
1986, Mr. Petersen led one of the first successful national implementations
of SFA in the United States. |
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the tremendous future of this new technology, Mr. Petersen joined
a SFA software start-up company in 1988 and had the pleasure of working
with many of the pioneering organizations that
deployed sales force automation at a time when most organizations
were unaware of its existence. In 1991 Mr. Petersen left the vendor
community to do consulting. |
This experience
combined with his background in operational and strategic planning places
Mr. Petersen in a unique position to advise and assist clients in this
challenging area of change management and technology integration. During
his 17 years in the industry, Mr. Petersen has developed a number of performance
models and facilitation techniques that help organizations to better understand
the potential of these technologies, and how to rally the organization
around a single threaded, phased implementation approach.
Prior to
founding GSP & Associates, Mr. Petersen was Senior Vice President
at ONE, Inc. and AmeriData, a $1.3B provider of hardware, software, and
services. In these positions, Mr. Petersen sold and directed operational
strategy engagements and helped major corporations articulate and justify
their CRM and e-Business initiatives.
Mr. Petersen
is the author of six books on the topics of SFA, CRM and ROI:
- High-Impact
Sales Force Automation: A Strategic Perspective
- Customer
Relationship Management Systems: ROI & Results Measurement
(Out of Print)
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CRM Leadership and Alignment In a Customer Centric World
- ROI:
Building the CRM Business Case
- CRM
Best Practices: Self Assessment
- Making
CRM an Operational Reality
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