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Cegedim Dendrite expands Indian CRM operation

 
• By Anju Ghangurde

Cegedim Dendrite, a provider of pharmaceutical-specific customer relationship management (CRM) solutions, has expanded its Indian business with the introduction of its global CRM solution, Mobile Intelligence.

Cegedim Dendrite, a provider of pharmaceutical-specific customer relationship management (CRM) solutions, has expanded its Indian business with the introduction of its global CRM solution, Mobile Intelligence.

Mobile Intelligence 5.0, the latest version of Cegedim's flagship suite, is designed to improve the effectiveness of commercial teams in...

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