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Posts Tagged ‘Dynamics CRM Online’

Switching from Salesforce.com to Microsoft Dynamics CRM? A CRM Data Migration Option for Making Sure Your Notes and Documents Come Over Too

If your company is switching from Salesforce.com to Microsoft Dynamics CRM (and there are plenty of excellent reasons to do so!), you are going to want the best options for data conversion.   Just ask any sales person if he or she wants their notes and documents to come over too;  the answer will probably be [...]

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Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 Sneak Peek at New Features, Functions and Enhancements

The next version of Microsoft Dynamics CRM, due in September 2010, is being eagerly awaited by business partners and end-users alike. Officially named Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 the product will offer a whole range of new features, functions and enhancements.

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Theme from WPC 2010 is “The Cloud”

I have just returned from the annual Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference, and I am really excited about some of what I heard from the software giant.  The theme this year was “the cloud.”  Software in the cloud, infrastructure in the cloud, mail in the cloud, private clouds, public clouds, partner clouds.  So what does this [...]

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What’s Taking Shape for the Next Generation of Microsoft Dynamics CRM Cloud?

Today, at Microsoft’s Worldwide Partner Conference, Stephen Elop officially introduced Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 (formerly codenamed “CRM5”).  Starting with Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online, Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 beta will be released this September.    Microsoft is promising that CRM 2011 will provide “The Power of Productivity” through next-generation cloud productivity features including: Familiar Experiences A [...]

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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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When It Comes To CRM, Microsoft Has Its Head In The Cloud

More than ever before, it seems that Microsoft is looking to cloud computing to carry their CRM solution forward by investing in improvements to Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online.

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Top 6 Reasons To Like Dynamics CRM Online

Background Cloud computer is all the rage in today’s software market.  It’s easy to understand why for when you use a hosted solution, your business does not have to worry about purchasing additional hardware or having to support it.  All database administrator functions are the job of Microsoft and not your business.  That said, you [...]

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Making The ‘X’ Factor Work For Your Business

You’ve heard about CRM and you’ve heard about xRM, but are you still wondering what it can do for you and your business?  Wonder no more!  Join FMT Consultants in sunny Southern California for a FREE lunch and learn the features, fun discussion topics, and a common sense demonstration of the power of CRM and [...]

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Sales Metrics Galore Available with One Click in Microsoft Dynamics CRM

Written by Marcia Nita Doron, Altico Advisors If you’re the owner, president, or CEO of your company and you ask your sales manager for some key sales metrics, you want the answer to be:  Can do. If you’re the sales manager at your company and the owner, president, or CEO asks you for some key [...]

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Tips To Help You Decide Between On-Premise CRM And Hosted CRM

So you know that your organization would benefit from a CRM solution – but now it’s decision time. Not only do you need to pick a solution but you also need to pick a deployment method, either hosted Software as a Service (SaaS) or on-premise that you host yourself. There are a few basic indicators that should help you decide whether to go with hosted CRM or on-premise CRM.

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