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Streamline Sales Processes with Document Management through CRM 2011 and SharePoint

Your sales team doesn’t work in a vacuum — they are dependent on multiple departments providing input, feedback, and documentation in order to deliver information prospects and customers. What if your sales team could interact with the rest of the company directly through SharePoint, without ever leaving CRM? With Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 it’s not [...]

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Three Undeniable Reasons Why Microsoft Dynamics CRM is a Better Choice for Cloud CRM than Salesforce.com

Cloud services is clearly a big topic these days.  Whether or not you move your company’s customer relationship management to the cloud is a strategic choice each organization must make.  But once you have decided to make the leap, why should you choose Microsoft Dynamics CRM over Salesforce.com?  It’s actually a pretty easy decision once [...]

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Motivate Peak Team Performance With Continuous, Real Time Goal Tracking

Each department in your organization needs to measure unique indicators of their teams’ performance against goals.  Some departments, like sales, measure success through revenue while others, like service departments, may measure through a count of resolved calls.  With the flexible new goal setting options in Microsoft Dynamics CRM, you can easily monitor the metrics that [...]

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Membership Management for Associations: A New Approach with CRM

Associations choose easier, lighter and more cost effective membership tools Since associations started using software to manage their operations and relationships, Association Management Software (AMS) solutions have been developed to serve their unique needs.  Many AMS solutions have become complex, heavy systems that try to serve every association requirement.  If an association has a task [...]

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