Reasons why the Salesforce Project Fails? This post doesn’t intend to depress or discourage you; rather, it focuses on disaster risk reduction and how to reduce it. According to the risk factor’s severity, I have divided my groupings into three parts — High, Medium, and Low. Salesforce has grown in the last 2 decades massively. It has given the business one of the state of its art CRM tool which has changed the way of doing business. Across the planet, industries, companies, and individuals are using & recommending Salesforce. Salesforce is leading the charts in Gartner Magic Quadrant for the last 5 years continuously. Did you realize that as many as 70% of CRM projects end in failure ? If you’re intending to use a CRM solution like Salesforce for the first time, this could sound disheartening. The good news about failure is that we can grow from it. I’m about to discuss the main causes of implementation failure and how to steer clear of each one. HIGH-RISK FACTOR...
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