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First National Financial Corp. has announced it has deployed a Web-based customer relationship management (CRM) application from Toronto-based Atum Corp. to streamline sales processes. Ben Kawa, national manager, sales and strategic relationships, First National, said the company was looking to improve service to their Canada-wide network of mortgage brokers and turned to Atum

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Workplace, from IBM's Lotus Software division, allows businesses to migrate from PC-centric workplaces to network-managed delivery of employee tools and applications in a roles-based environment.

While many companies are still testing large-scale wireless CRM projects, Stamford, Conn.-based mailing systems vendor Pitney Bowes Inc. is an experienced practitioner. The US$4 billion company set up its first wireless system in the late '90s. Since then, it has deployed a second-generation system for 250 field service employees in its Document Messaging Technologies division, which sells high-end inserter mailing systems.

Palm Canada Inc. released a line-up of new products recently, including two handheld devices geared towards mobile professionals and corporate users ranging in price from $299 to $599.

Palm Canada Inc. released a line-up of new products on Wednesday including two handheld devices geared towards mobile professionals and corporate users ranging in price from $299 to $599.