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According to Gartner, there will be more than 25 billion connected things by 2020. It means the Internet of Things is going to be a huge connected network between people-to-people, people-to-things, and things-to-things. It is not only connecting with us more, it is also changing the way we live. Whether we prefer to notice it or not, yet IoT is transforming our surroundings and will keep on doing it. Now, let’s talk about CRMs. In earlier days, the focus of CRMs was to reduce the cost around customer acquisition, retention, and servicing them. Now, it has customer portals that look after saving time and resources along with cost cutting. It also strives to provide quality of services to customers. Sugar CRM facilitates enterprises by enabling them to build customer portals to better their engagement. Suite CRM is built on SugarCRM community version, which also builds dynamic SuiteCRM Customer Portal .   Blending Automation with Convenience So, IoT is changing the way people

For an enterprise business, there must be several third-party business stakeholders. To bring them all on one platform demands a CRM Portal. You may choose to develop one for yourself. Or, look for an agency to do it for you. Both come with cost and time. There’s a third option, look for CRM extensions. But, is it viable for your data security? An enterprise business having a significant number of partners across the globe is pretty common. A partner portal is an ideal solution for such businesses. It can create a data-sharing platform that provides specific information to the external stakeholders without clutter or data security breaches. It is an ideal method to establish automated communication process and “self-service” mechanism for the end-users of your CRM. Results of Case Study Published on Sugar A recent case study published on SugarCRM Blog shared a story of a Construction & Engineering giant. On an average, their staff spent about 20 hours per person every week