For any business to survive in the harsh commercial environment it is very important to know how to manage its customer relationships. It has become a necessity for each and every business to implement various solutions for proper customer relationship handling.

Customer relationship management (also known as CRM) represents more than a simple application. It is mostly used for understanding the way customers think and for adapting to their needs and demands in order to put more emphasis on the business – customer interaction. Any first class CRM relies heavily on the use of technology. There are several industries that based themselves on customer relationship over the years, such as pharmaceutical and health care industry, financial industry or even accounting industry.

In Oregon, edible labels seem to say one thing, while potency testing seems to say another. As the state’s marijuana testing industry suffers from a lack of regulation, edible packaging may not always reveal the truth about how much THC is contained within a marijuana-infused treat.

There were days when David Kralik would arrive at his landscaping and snow-removal business in Mississauga and stay just a few minutes – the heady odour of marijuana from the grow-op next door was too powerful.

“You open the door to come in, go into my office, and I just sit down, fire up the computer and – ” He lets out an expletive. “And you just leave. It’s that bad.”

Mr. Kralik couldn’t call the police to complain about the grow-op, or another in the same building, because they’re both legal and under federal jurisdiction.

Boris Shcharansky stresses that he's no outlaw.

The Urbandale businessman is selling what he calls hemp oil — made from a plant that is closely related to marijuana. He knows his customers are using the oil to treat chronic ailments. But he swears he's not peddling medical marijuana before Iowa lawmakers decide whether to legalize such sales.

"I'm not hiding in the shadows with this," he said. "I'm totally out in the open."

BOULDER, CO--(Marketwired - Mar 17, 2015) -Peak Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (OTCQB: PKPH) (the "Company"), and Canna-Pet, a leading innovator of over-the-counter cannabinoid products for animals, are pleased to announce the launch of the Canna-Pet™ product line on Amazon Services, LLC ("Amazon") and the upcoming release of a newly formulated dog treat to extend the popular Canna-Biscuit product lineup.

NORTH BONNEVILLE, Wash. — Deep in the Columbia River Gorge, a short drive from the Bridge of the Gods, the nation’s only government-run marijuana shop was running low on weed.

The store had been open for just a few days. Inside, manager Robyn Legun was frantically trying to restock. Outside, five customers stood waiting for the doors to open. Someone cracked a joke about this being a typical government operation, always running late.

Marijuana. It’s what’s for dinner.

It could come in the form of “pot” roast or a “rasta pasta” with cannabis-infused pesto. Or for those feeling a little too lazy to cook, a pre-made, pot-laced pizza can be baked in the time it takes to hear the first three songs on Pink Floyd’s “Dark Side of the Moon.”

TORONTO, ONTARIO- Mettrum Health Corp., a vertically integrated producer and distributer of medical cannabis products, is pleased to announce the launch of its new Physician/Client Portal and online store. 

Physician/Client Portal and Online Store Latest Applications Developed by Mettrum to Help Create Responsible Dialogue and Visibility Throughout the Prescription Process:

The Reedsport City Council voted to approve taxes on marijuana sales, when those sales become legal, but voters in the city will have to approve those taxes.

Measure 10-136 will appear on the May 19 ballot.

“Before Measure 91 passed,” Reedsport City Manager Jonathan Wright said, “the City Council passed an ordinance that would institute a tax ... 5 percent on medicinal, 10 percent on recreational. Because of the city's charter, as amended in 2010, it cannot be imposed until ratified by a vote of the people.”

"Rolling Papers," Mitch Dickman's documentary about the dawn of legal marijuana in Colorado and The Denver Post's coverage of the related cultural and business developments during the first year, has landed a worldwide distributor.

Alchemy on Monday announced the deal after the film's premiere at South by Southwest in Austin, Texas.