This document discusses issues related to implementing a customer relationship management (CRM) system. It outlines several common issues organizations face: improper budgeting that focuses more on attracting new customers than retaining existing ones; ineffective analysis of why customers defect; using improper technology that does not integrate well or scale effectively. Other challenges include getting user acceptance of new systems, maintaining service levels during transition, and designing effective workflows, knowledge sharing and loyalty programs to improve customer retention. The conclusion emphasizes that CRM implementation requires building capabilities within the organization to relate to and retain valuable customers, not just implementing a new system.