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Back To School Sale…on CRM Software!

Summer is coming to an end and Fall is right around the corner.  What does that mean? Back to School Time!  The start of a new school year is a fresh start for students…and it doesn’t have to stop there.  Microsoft has recently extended its 60% discount on Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online for its Dynamics [...]

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7 Reasons DFC Consultants Loves Microsoft Dynamics CRM On-Line for Not For Profits

Microsoft released CRM On-line with a special focus for Non Profits and NGO’s (Non-Governmental Organizations) this past year.  This is out of the box customized specifically for Not for Profits – thank you Microsoft! The two main requirements to qualify for the $9.99 pricing is that you must be a 501(c)3 and a minimum of [...]

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Why Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online Is a Better Value Than Salesforce.com

InterDyn – Remington Consulting was recently in a competitive bid against Salesforce.com and we want to share some of our research on why we believe Microsoft Dynamics CRM is a better value.  In this particular situation, the customer was quoted the Professional edition of Salesforce.com, which is currently priced at $65/user/month.  Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online [...]

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Microsoft Dynamics CRM Integration with Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010

The following announcements were made by Stephen Elop, president of Microsoft Business Division, and Kirill Tatarinov, vice president of Microsoft Business Solutions, as part of a joint keynote address at Convergence 2010: This month’s service update for Microsoft Dynamics CRM will deliver seamless integration with Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 offering huge functionality for Dynamics users. [...]

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Calling All Microsoft Dynamics GP Customers – Get Microsoft CRM Online For $19/user/month

Announced at Convergence 2010 in Atlanta, GA last month, Microsoft has a fantastic Microsoft CRM Online offer for eligible GP customers.  For companies who are already running Microsoft Dynamics GP and want to extend the reach of their solution by deploying it with Microsoft CRM Online, they can now do so for only $19 per [...]

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Calling all Non-Profits!!! Microsoft Dynamics CRM For $9.99/User

Microsoft recently announced the availability of Microsoft Dynamics CRM for Nonprofits and Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs).  This solution is specifically tailored and priced to help nonprofits reduce administration costs and focus resources on where they can have the biggest impact. Microsoft Dynamics CRM for nonprofits and NGOs includes customized features that simplify administration and management for [...]

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Five Reasons To Use Microsoft Dynamics CRM For Your Non-Profit Organization

While attending a recent fund raising event, I ran into a few end-users frustrated with their non-profit fund raising software.  The solution met their needs as a small nonprofit, however as the organization grew and required more detailed information, the shortfalls with the system became apparent.   The common complaint was the difficulty manipulating the information post-export.  [...]

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$10/User/Month Dynamics CRM Online for Not for Profits

Microsoft just announced another unbelievable deal. For qualifying nonprofits and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), they can subscribe to Microsoft Dynamics CRM for only $9.99 including out-of-the-box constituent relationship management functionality as well as customizations for donation and pledge management, basic membership management, basic volunteer tracking, campaign management, dashboard reports, and support for online payment solutions. If [...]

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With So Many Different Options To Choose From To Make The Switch To Microsoft Dynamics CRM – What Are You Waiting For?

This blog includes multiple great posts on the differences between Microsoft Dynamics CRM and competitors in the market place, such as Salesforce.com, Oracle On-Demand, etc.  At the end of the day, one of the biggest advantages of Microsoft Dynamics CRM is the Microsoft platform that the solution is developed on.  This allows organizations to take [...]

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Part One: Why CRM Implementations Fail – The Client’s Perspective

Early customer relationship management (CRM) technology was complex, costly and plagued by poor user adoption. Users who did deploy CRM systems reported that projects failed to achieve expected returns on investment (ROI). This post is the first part of a two part series on why CRM implementations have such high failure rates across all industries.  [...]

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