CRM Email Deployment Options
So you just got CRM 4.0 and upon setting up the users you see several options for Email and are a bit confused, no problem. Microsoft offers several email deployment options to suit most any company’s...
View ArticleHow To import Customer IDs From GP Into CRM Via Scribe
I have found a great way to get the GP Customer ID to CRM via Scribe. Recently I had a client that needed to import the GP Customer ID into CRM. The customer ID would then be placed in a custom field...
View ArticleCRM Rollup 11 Released
Last week, Microsoft released CRM 4.0 Rollup 11 for On-Premise and Service Provider editions. Information about Rollup 11 Update Rollup 11 is cumulative. However, the Update Rollup 11 CRM Client and...
View Article5 BENEFITS TO MICROSOFT DYNAMICS CRM 2011 AS AN xRM PLATFORM
Imagine … What if your customer relationship management (CRM) software could manage much more than customer relationships – but also relationships between data sets across any and all business units in...
View ArticleTrade Funds Management Application Using Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011
Consumer Products Good (CPG) Manufacturers set up Trade Funds each year to account for the millions of dollars that are spent promoting their products with food, drug, mass and club class of trade...
View ArticleMicrosoft Dynamics CRM Online Privacy Policies
We live in a "connected" world. Children are now born into a society with constant connectivity from mobile phones, computers, and social networks. Many websites try to gather as much information about...
View ArticleWhich Purchase Has Better ROI – CRM Software or Business Intelligence Software?
Most business software is expensive, and companies often invest a tremendous amount of capital expenditure. The goal, of course, is to use that software to make the company stronger. This is the return...
View ArticleCRM Benefits for Small & Mid-Size Companies
A successful business is the product of a hard working team that excels in customer service, making customers come back or never want to leave. Corporate history is full with stories about large...
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