CobbleSoft International Ltd.
CobbleSoft International Ltd. is a privately held software development company headquartered in the beautiful Finger Lakes region of New York State. With clients in more than 45 countries, CobbleSoft has rapidly established a reputation for database tools and its flagship product, COIGN Enterprise, a 100% web-based helpdesk, service and process management solution.
With more than 40 years combined success at all levels of business, the founders were technology pioneers in areas such as online order integration and financial data marts. Their depth of experience leads CobbleSoft in harnessing Oracle Corporations powerful database technology, providing clients with capabilities for excellence in business-to-business applications.
In addition to commercial software products, CobbleSoft also provides a range of expert services that include database modeling, business application development, web design and technical education.
Committed to knowledge sharing and ongoing education within the workforce and Oracle user communities, CobbleSoft is an active member of ODTUG, OAUG and IOUG. In the local community, CobbleSoft is an active member of the Chamber of Commerce and a supporter of many community projects. Contributions include a significant donation of time and resource to redesign the official web site for the Town, Village and Chamber of Phelps.
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CobbleSoft International Ltd.
38 Main Street,
Phelps, NY 14532
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Website: www.cobblesoft.com
Articles by CobbleSoft International Ltd.:
Richard Stevenson
CRM
CSM: Implementing Feedback for Customer Satisfaction
There is no doubt that Customer Relationship Management (CRM) remains a hot topic for many companies. Whether prompted through disparate organization stemming from rapid growth, or simply a fear of being left behind, executives are driving high-dollar projects to implement the best practices.
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Richard Stevenson
Helpdesk
Reducing Costs and Increasing Efficiency through Excellence in Support
As trade barriers diminish and organizations increasingly turn to automation, the cost of supporting a more diverse customer base continues to rise.
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