The CRM is the most talked about and crucial tech investment brokers make for their businesses, but adoption and long-term commitment can be problematic. Do it right this time, and follow these critical steps.
Source: Inman News
Inman Handbook on how to launch your brokerage’s most critical software — the CRM
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