Indeed, the adoption of CRM strategies requires the commitment of an organization’s administrative first echelon, demanding wide organizational discussions that involve not only the chief executive officer (CEO), but also all his or her direct reports. This is because CRM adoption usually presses for fundamental cultural shifts within organizations as well as new forms of organizational structure that might challenge current norms and practices (Abbott et al., 2001). Therefore, it is paramount that an organization revisits its mission statement to certify that it clearly addresses the company’s focus on the customer, ensuring that CRM strategies tie in with the overall organizational mission and related strategies (Hansotia, 2002). This latter aspect is further detailed next.