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Top 5 Sales Strategies for 2012. Accelerate Your Momentum with Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011

We’ve all heard the business adage “You can’t manage what you don’t measure.” This especially rings true in a sales organization. AbleBridge has worked with many small to very large sales organizations over the years and the difference between mediocre and exceptional has nothing to do with size. World-class organizations have sales leaders that are [...]

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Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 vs. Salesforce.com: Let the Punches Fly

Regardless of what industries you serve, CRM systems are front and  center in helping your sales, marketing, customer support, and membership  departments excel in their jobs.  It’s no  longer enough just to communicate TO your clients and prospects.  You must now engage WITH them to not only  begin the conversation but to also continue it.   [...]

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What are the Differences Between Dynamics CRM and Salesforce.com?

Whether you are in sales or marketing, the big question is always which CRM software do you prefer? You usually get down to about two choices: Microsoft Dynamics CRM and Salesforce.com. It all depends on your business and how you want to manage your data. Salesforce.com: Cloud-based application: Strictly on-demand CRM for their users. Price per [...]

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Cloud, Cloud, Cloud – Cloud CRM is NOT New – And How Does This Relate to Star Trek?

Given all the hoopla about software in THE CLOUD, you might think it was a new phenomenon.  Not so.  Salesforce.com was founded in 1999.  Yes, you read that correctly.  That’s 12 almost 13 years ago.  And it was never an on premises solution, it was cloud-based.  Call it SaaS (Software as a Service), or call [...]

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Employee Benefits Brokers are Innovating with Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011

The political divide around healthcare legislation coming out of Washington, the never ending rise in healthcare costs, and the mandates around state sponsored health insurance exchanges creates some very unique challenges for Employee Benefits Brokers.  Forward looking benefits brokers are innovating by investing in technology and processes that allow them to better manage their client [...]

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Will Cloud-Only CRM Software Be Right For You When Your Business Needs Change?

With so much hype over “the cloud”, many business owners, executives, team leaders, and IT professionals are beginning to wonder if they may be ready to move to the cloud. It is a common question, but it may not be the right one to task. The parameters of the cloud are fixed and clear. If [...]

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3 Ways AbleBridge Helped Customers Realize the Benefits of Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011

It doesn’t seem possible to me that summer is officially over; after all in New England we’re lucky if we get 9 weeks of summer weather before we start thinking about Red Sox playoff hopes, fall foliage and the inevitable 16 weeks of winter!! But now that summer is in the rear view mirror I [...]

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CRM Showdown, Round 2! Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online 2011 Vs. Salesforce.com

In our last post, CRM Showdown, Round 1! Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online 2011 Vs. Salesforce.com, we compared and contrasted some of the features included with Microsoft and Salesforce.com’s Customer Relationship Management (CRM) products, Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online 2011 and Salesforce.com. We let the two products duke it out over the differences, but we couldn’t quite [...]

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Can You Trust the Microsoft Data Center for Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online in the Cloud?

If there is any complaint one can level against cloud computing, it is that you must trust your most precious business operations and data to a service provider who may or may not have the infrastructure to keep it all running. Perhaps the term “cloud” does not help ease minds since real clouds eventually precipitate [...]

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Microsoft’s ‘Cloud for Less’ Gives Salesforce Users $150 Cash per License to Switch

Microsoft believes that businesses do not need to pay a premium for a world-class business solution. This week they announced a great offer aimed at current SAP, Oracle, and Salesforce users in organizations between 50 and 500 users. The offer is available until March 2012 and you can read the press release here. The fine [...]

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