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What is C…R…M?

So I was out with a friend and explaining what I do, I  get a confused look.  What is C…R…M?   Ok, I get it.  Not everyone has lived in the software industry and is used to the many acronyms for our products.  I explain it is a software package that helps you keep track of [...]

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5 Hours of Microsoft Dynamics CRM Training and Information

Is your organization currently using or evaluating Microsoft Dynamics CRM? If so, you won’t want to miss 5 hours of Microsoft Dynamics CRM training and information that will be presented at OTT, Inc.’s 2011 Summit, on Monday, November 14, 2011! OTT, Inc.’s annual Summit delivers a unique educational experience for Microsoft Dynamics CRM clients and [...]

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Changing the Activity / History Default View CRM 2011

Recently we had a client who wanted to modify the default Activity and Activity History views on the Account form.  Rather than having the closed activities view default to “Related Regarding,” they wanted the view to default to just the records associated with the selected record. We started with code from a blog by Adi [...]

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How to Get the Microsoft CRM “Closed Activities” Nav Bar Link Back (If You Delete It)

As we have covered earlier on the CEI blog, Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 introduces some great new form customization capabilities. One of my favorites is the ability to remove Navigation bar links from a form. Prior to 2011, the only way to remove nav bar links was to use jscript to hide them.  This complicated [...]

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Microsoft Dynamics CRM: The Environmentally-Friendly Application

When people think of CRM systems, the first thoughts that usually pop into their minds might revolve around customer relationships, cost savings, or technological capabilities.  However, there is another benefit that is often overlooked, and that involves caring for the environment.  Microsoft Dynamics CRM preserves one of nature’s most precious commodities: trees.  It does so [...]

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Using Microsoft Dynamics CRM for Project Management

One of the best features of Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 is its ability to fulfill functions that were not designed out of the box, a concept known in the CRM community as “xRM”. One such potential function is project management. Maintaining some project-level information in CRM can be incredibly valuable, especially if you are already [...]

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In Volatile Market Conditions, Use CRM to Strengthen Client Relationships

InvestmentNews reports that Cerulli Associates Inc. just conducted a survey of 7,800 investor households. Cerulli’s research indicates that investors, particularly high net worth investors, tend to work with multiple financial advisors, especially during stock market routs. Specific findings of note include the following: Nearly 25% of households work with multiple financial advisors. 33% of households [...]

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xRM: Your Guidebook to Finding the Right CRM Solution

Figuring out whether to purchase or build from scratch an enterprise business application is a decision that many companies have faced. Thankfully, that decision has been made easier with the introduction of the Microsoft xRM application platform. With the xRm application platform, your company will now get to enjoy the best of both options.    [...]

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Dynamics CRM: Bringing the Cloud to You

In order for the mass transition to cloud computing to occur, it’s imperative that CIO’s get comfortable with the security surrounding this new form of IT. After learning about the security safeguards in place, CIO’s won’t be as apprehensive when starting the transition from the traditional client/server model to the cloud. All you need to [...]

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Dynamics CRM: Improving Customer Relationships in an Over-Connected World

With a fast evolving market, businesses are expected to keep up with all their customers’ needs.  How are you supposed to keep up when there are new channels popping up every day? While your customers are more connected, they may not want to be contacted through all those channels.  The problem now becomes the experience [...]

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