"Salesperson/Dealer may not be ignoring you"
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Three Wheelin'
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Don't want to cross post, I posted on the Cayenne 958 - 2011-2018 subforum
"Salesperson/Dealer may not be ignoring you"
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"Salesperson/Dealer may not be ignoring you"
https://rennlist.com/forums/cayenne-...oring-you.html
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yeah this is a huge issue... dealers have been hobbled. this is like SAP or Oracle ERP going down for a large company. This solution does everything to run the dealer (CRM, scheduling, sales, quoting, financing, warranty, labor, parts, etc...).
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CDK used to be a publicly traded Chicago (burbs) company. I won't comment on their financial performance, but long story short, they were bought up by a PE firm and in the midst of the "typical" PE owned optimization, turn-around, and efficiency improvements, looking for a quick and (very) profitable exit. I have to ask myself: a) did the PE ownership avoid the needed IT capital investments? b) How is the exit strategy looking as they will be facing massive lawsuits and expenses.
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CDK used to be a publicly traded Chicago (burbs) company. I won't comment on their financial performance, but long story short, they were bought up by a PE firm and in the midst of the "typical" PE owned optimization, turn-around, and efficiency improvements, looking for a quick and (very) profitable exit. I have to ask myself: a) did the PE ownership avoid the needed IT capital investments? b) How is the exit strategy looking as they will be facing massive lawsuits and expenses.
The chatter out there is terrible communication with the customers from CDK. And in a crisis communication is the only thing that is going to keep your customers your customer.
Seems like an opportunity for Dealertrack!