Leading Industry Analyst Firm Names QuestBack as Niche Player in 2012 Social CRM Magic Quadrant
OSLO, Norway, October 5, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --
QuestBack [http://www1.questback.com ], a global leader in enterprise feedback
management [http://www1.questback.com/solutions.html ] (EFM) and social customer
relationship management (CRM), today announced it has been positioned by Gartner, Inc. as
a Niche player in the 2012 Magic Quadrant for Social CRM, 2012.[1]
According to the Gartner Magic Quadrant report published on September 27, 2012 and
authored by Adam Sarner and Ed Thompson: "Social CRM works only if users voluntarily
participate in communities, and they will do so only if they receive benefits. At the same
time, the enterprise needs to realize measurable benefits; otherwise, it makes no sense to
expend resources on social CRM. For the enterprise, social CRM applications increase
profitability or another measure of value by building trust, gaining customer insight,
differentiating products or services and increasing sales."
Gartner evaluates vendors based on completeness of vision and the ability to execute
on that vision, and have raised the bar for inclusion in this year's report.
"We are delighted to be recognized by Gartner for our work in Social CRM," says
QuestBack CEO Ivar Kroghrud. "Our quest is to create the winners of the experience
economy. Social channels - along with local and mobile - are of increasing importance to
our clients, and provide an amazing opportunity to build lasting, mutually-beneficial
relationships between brands and consumers."
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