CRM definition

CRM means the DDA Case Resource Manager.
CRM means collision risk modelling;

Examples of CRM in a sentence

  • Our mission is to improve mental health and wellbeing in local communities across the country.We believe that recovery is an individual process and that with the right kind of support everyone can live a life based on their own strengths, values and goals for the future.We use an approach called the Collaborative Recovery Model (CRM) to support people through our services.

  • This shall include, but not be limited to, access to the Salesforce CRM.

  • The CRM assists individuals to identify their personal strengths and values, to set goals and then helps them make progress towards achieving them.As an organisation based strongly on our mission, vision and values, Neami is committed to demonstrating the highest standards of safety and quality across all of our services.

  • This Microsoft Dynamics CRM Cloud solution provides an efficient and effective self-service portal for Manufacturers (Phase 1) and a Request for Quote (RFQ) system (Phase 2) allowing external users to release and the IT Umbrella Vendor community to respond to RFQs. OGS reserves the right to make participation in COMeT mandatory.

  • Employees may not maintain outside business affiliations (e.g., officer, director, governor, trustee, part-time employment, etc.) without the prior written approval of the appropriate BSO, CRM (for Directorships and Partnerships) and Compliance.


More Definitions of CRM

CRM refers to PeopleGuru’s online system for support ticket management which Customer is required to utilize for reporting, communicating, and tracking support and assistance requests to PeopleGuru via e-mail or telephone.
CRM means recognized CRM.
CRM means DDA Case Resource Manager.
CRM means the Crocodile River Mine, comprising the Company’s PGM mineral rights located on the eastern portion of the western limb of the BIC, in the North West Province, South Africa;
CRM means component ratio method.