Featured Partners Defining Open Source CRM Most CRM solutions deliver as ready-to-operate software, with a dedicated set of features.

The vendor builds its wares with open-source technologies including MySQL database software, the Linux operating system, Apache for its Web servers and PHP for a lot of the coding.

An alternative to paid CRM systems, open source CRM offers affordability and customisation. We explain the benefits and drawbacks.

With Open Source becoming a hot thing in business community, there are some small communities coming up with software solutions that offer some interesting features and functionalities.

In the ever-crowded CRM market, vendors must differentiate themselves to stand out from competitors. Pipeliner CRM founder and CEO Nikolaus Kimla tested that principle when he was forced to rebuild ...

Commercial open source companies, such as Red Hat with its Linux-based operating system software and JBoss with its open-source application server, have begun to get attention from corporate users.

Startups are always racing against time, budget, and competition. Especially the ones who got massive fundings. Now, when you ...

Open-source CRM provides the relationship management features, tightly integrated with legacy billing systems and another application for document storage, workflows, and approvals.

CRM is mission-critical, even for small businesses. It's a major expense, and can be a major differentiator. If you can save money and gain more control over your system with open source, should ...

Open-source software start-up SugarCRM plans to introduce support services for its free contact management product on Thursday, part of a big push to lure customers away from high-priced ...