It is a matter of survival. CRM strategies will not work without a two-way flow of information, and there will come a time when the customers of untrustworthy companies shut down and become secretive, angry and resentful. The importance of trust makes CRM everyone's business. Every part of the company-from the CEO to the front line-is responsible for developing and maintaining a partnership with each individual customer-a partnership founded on credibility.
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