CRM and Tigers??

The question you may is why CRM and tigers? It's an easy answer that explains my blogging here. First part is that I work fulltime as a CRM system analyst supporting SAP CRM. The second part is that I'm a Mizzou grad whose mascot is the Benegal Tiger. Combine the two backgrounds and you have me.

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  1. AaronFebruary 12, 2012 at 3:50 AM

    Dude is it Bengal Tiger????????

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  2. NitaOctober 30, 2025 at 3:23 AM

    Interesting and creative analogy! Relating CRM to tigers is a fresh way to highlight the power and adaptability of customer relationship strategies. Just like tigers rely on focus, agility, and precision to thrive, businesses using CRM need clear strategy, flexibility, and targeted engagement to succeed. A well-implemented CRM system helps companies harness data, track customer behaviour, and act with accuracy — much like a tiger’s calculated moves. With the guidance of a reliable Zoho CRM consulting partner, organizations can channel that same strength and agility to build lasting customer relationships and achieve growth.

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