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Posts Tagged ‘Dynamics CRM Implementation Tips’

Agile Thoughts for the Dynamic CRM Implementation

Working for a business that implements a brisk volume of accounting and CRM systems, it’s clear that there are significant differences in how these systems are developed and rolled out. These differences are seen throughout the entire implementation process from design and development to go-live. Understanding how they differ may provide insight on the best [...]

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Dynamics CRM: Where is the Data and Who Owns It?

During one of our recent implementations at a large, prestigious Nonprofit organization, our counterpart at the organization was reviewing the data that was being converted to the new system, Dynamics CRM. She told us that she was concerned because the member data that needed to be imported was not up-to-date. As it turns out, most [...]

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Tips for Deploying Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online (and the Difference From On-Premise)

In the latest release of Microsoft Dynamics CRM, there’s very little difference between Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online (the cloud-based version) and the on-premise version. So, what do you have to do differently if you’re implementing Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online as opposed to on-premise? Here are some tips and advice.

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Are You Ready for the Technical Requirements of Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011

Along with many new features, CRM 2011 brings some new requirements for its underlying server and database environment.

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Entity Relationships With Microsoft Dynamics CRM

Introduction: Entity relationships represent how entities are related to each other within the Microsoft Dynamics CRM platform. The Microsoft Dynamics CRM customization tools make it easy to create custom entities with no programming experience, but the concepts behind establishing the relationships must be understood if the custom and system entities are to work together. Relationship [...]

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Talking Customer Relationship Management Software with a CFO

To ensure that finance meets its objectives, your CFO needs information about issues like total cost of ownership (TCO) and return on investment (ROI). Here’s how you can talk to your CFO and get the information you need to make fiscally sound decisions. Your CFO’s Customer Relationship Management priority: fiscal fitness Your CFO, who is [...]

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How to Choose the Right Microsoft Dynamics CRM Business Partner

Microsoft Dynamics CRM is a great piece of software, but to make sure you get the very best from your investment you need to spend some time choosing the right Microsoft Dynamics CRM business partner.

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Adapt Your Business to Any Situation with Microsoft Dynamics CRM and the Power of Choice

Microsoft Dynamics CRM is a flexible solution that doesn’t lack choice. What is the Power of Choice? The power to choose the way you want your CRM solution to work.  Always have the choice on how to own Microsoft Dynamics CRM, how you want to deploy, and how to access CRM: Licensing. Choose the way [...]

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News about Microsoft Dynamics CRM integration with Microsoft Dynamics NAV

There’s an exciting new development happening with Microsoft Dynamics CRM and the CRM functionality in Microsoft Dynamics NAV. Recently, Microsoft confirmed that it will be providing built-in integration with Microsoft Dynamics CRM in the next release of Microsoft Dynamics NAV.

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Add A Personal Touch To Your Microsoft Dynamics CRM System

By Mike Smith, The Resource Group Please note: this customization is not supported by Microsoft, make sure to take any and all precautionary measures when performing the customizations detailed below. Microsoft Dynamics CRM is a very customizable program, allowing the creation of custom entities and attributes that your organization may require.  In addition to these [...]

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