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Cloud CRM Price Comparison Guide

Here is a quick pricing guide that outlines the different costs of the more popular On Demand CRM packages we run into a somewhat regular basis.    Product Basic Pricing Maximizer CRM Live $39/user/month, 5 user minimum Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online $44/user/month Netsuite CRM + $129/user/month Oracle CRM On Demand $95/user/month Standard SageCRM.com $39/user/month Salesforce.com [...]

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The Odds Favor Microsoft Dynamics CRM – After All, What Are the Odds That 2.7 Million People Are Wrong?

The community of Microsoft Dynamics CRM user is steadily growing. 2.7 million is the figure a “reliable source” gave me back in February, so that number is bound to be even higher today. I don’t pretend to know how many people use some of the products that compete with Microsoft Dynamics CRM. I won’t name [...]

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Earn Microsoft $ubsidy with Big Easy / Cloud Easy Offers

The Big Easy Offer 10 and the Cloud Easy Offers are back! If you are in the market for a new CRM solution this offer is very compelling; not only do you get one of the best CRM solutions in the industry but you get cash back from your purchase.   Couple key points about the [...]

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Enhancing Microsoft Dynamics CRM for Professional Services Organizations

Perhaps I should start with a definition and where else would I look if not Wikipedia. Loosely quoted: Professional services is an industry grouping that refers to technical or unique functions performed by independent contractors or consultants whose occupation is the rendering of such services. Hmmm…. Per Wikipedia, examples of professional services include accountants, actuaries, [...]

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

It doesn’t seem possible that Spring is almost upon us, especially after the Winter Wonderland we experienced here in New England this year!  But now that the snow is (almost) in our rear view mirror I wanted to reflect on the busy Winter we had and highlight a few examples of some CRM projects we [...]

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If Time is Money, Then Microsoft Dynamics CRM Saves You a Lot of Both!

My opening salvo question would be, who doesn’t want to save time and money? So we can start from there and look at just some of the ways that Microsoft Dynamics CRM works for you. I would ask you, for example, if you wanted a quick count of how many companies in your database are [...]

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First Hand Account from a New User: Microsoft Dynamics CRM

 There’s a popular saying that has been made famous by many people including the cynical character, Dr. Kelso, on the TV show Scrubs: “nothing worth having comes easy”. However, I beg to differ. About a month ago I started working as a Marketing Assistant for Altico Advisors, a Microsoft Gold Partner specializing in Microsoft Dynamics [...]

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Working Some Magic with Targeted Marketing Lists in Microsoft Dynamics CRM

Here’s the question you need to ask yourself. Are you sending the right messages to the right people? If you can’t say yes as you “cross your heart and hope to die,” then here are some pointers and some real life examples. First of all, my lists are labeled. For example, my Supply Chain List [...]

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Microsoft Dynamics CRM – Vision for the Future

With 33 consecutive quarters of double-digit growth and close to 3 million users the Microsoft Dynamics CRM business continues to experience tremendous success in the market.  And just as exciting, Microsoft’s recently announced software acquisitions and product enhancements are a testament to the continued success and value Microsoft Dynamics CRM will bring to organizations for [...]

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Hot off the press! Microsoft Dynamics CRM Statement of Direction

By Marcia Nita Doron, Altico Advisors When I say “hot off the press” I mean piping hot, as in the ink hasn’t even dried. It just came out today. And I like it. Here’s why: Microsoft position papers are often way too long and wordy. In this case, they managed to keep it to “just” [...]

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