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Posts Tagged ‘Microsoft Dynamics CRM Partner Arizona’

Does Your Outlook Inbox Have More Than 100 Emails in it? 200?

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How Would the Tour de France and CRM Work Together?

In the last couple of years I’ve become glued to my television in the early hours of the morning for 3 weeks in July. While getting ready for work, I have one eye on the Tour de France at all times. (Well, almost all times. I obviously can’t watch from the shower.) One of the [...]

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Forrester: 2010 Software Spending Devoted To Existing Systems More Than Emerging Technologies

I came across this interesting report from industry analyst, Forrester, which talked about the backlog of upgrades for ERP, CRM and industry-specific software waiting to take place in 2010. Efficiency and cost-cutting are still high priorities as we all watch our pennies and look for ways to make technology work harder for us. 2010 will [...]

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Why Invest in Microsoft Dynamics CRM in a Down Economy?

The past year and half has been a rollercoaster for many of us in the business world. So much uncertainty has caused us to stall our potential growth. Now, with that glimmer of hope that this economy is turning around, what should be your next steps in order to beat out the competition? Forward-looking companies [...]

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I Want to Believe! CRM In A Challenging Economy

Every time I see the signs of economic recovery, I want to believe.  (Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus…)  The other day the “Loomis Sayles Portfolio Perspectives” landed on my desk.  The headline was “Inside: Economy shows signs of recovery”.  Although the report started out pretty gloomy (“During the first nine months of the [...]

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