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Stop Re-pulling Your Marketing Lists and Automate Them!

With your marketing campaigns comes creative, collateral, and of course marketing lists. Whether you are emailing, calling, or mailing, you need to make sure your marketing lists are up to date. This becomes an extremely tedious task especially when you are working with hundreds and thousands of accounts and contacts. Within Microsoft Dynamics CRM, you [...]

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Not-for-Profit Membership and Donation Management Webinar

Are you part of a not-for-profit organization and would like to better manage your constituent information, donation pipeline, benefits, events and fundraisers? If so, you won’t want to miss our upcoming webinar; now’s the time to register! MIG will review Microsoft Dynamics CRM benefits and best practices for nonprofits and introduce two solutions that were specifically [...]

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Looking to Have Multiple CRM Instances; Why Not Try Dynamics CRM?

Sometimes you may have separate Dynamics CRM installations or instances to help better run your organization. Different departments use CRM software for different reasons. For example, your marketing and sales departments will use it for your customers, suspects and prospects. In order to manage the payroll side for your sales department, Human Resources may use [...]

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STAR Helps Dynamics CRM Online Meet Security and Regulatory Requirements

Back in July, the Microsoft Dynamics CRM team had an important announcement on cloud security that may have flown under the radar for many of us. Microsoft had registered CRM Online with the Cloud Security Alliances’ STAR (Security, Trust, & Assurance Registry) program. That’s a mouthful. Translation: Dynamics CRM Online has met certain data security [...]

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Microsoft Dynamics CRM Ribbon Customization

One important thing to bear in mind while choosing software is to make sure you will have the capability of customizing it later. Microsoft Dynamics CRM is programmable and changeable at a core level and it will come in handy when you need to do modifications to help the everyday users. For example: the Microsoft [...]

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FYI: CRM Anywhere for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2012 Delayed

In a previous post, we wrote about the new mobility capabilities planned for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2012 Update. To refresh your memory, the 2012 Update would be executed on the Dynamics team’s “CRM Anywhere” strategy. The goal was to offer cross-browser access (Safari – Firefox – Chrome) for Dynamics CRM, as well as a native [...]

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Why Aren’t You Using SharePoint with Dynamics CRM 2011?

With the release of Dynamics CRM 2011, Microsoft provides an out-of-the-box integration with SharePoint. Even if you don’t take full advantage of the complete capabilities of a SharePoint integration, you’ll certainly want to turn this feature on. At a minimum, you’ll be able to share your CRM documents across your organization. In previous versions of [...]

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Cool Tip For Microsoft CRM Dynamics Activity Feeds

The release of Activity Feeds in late 2011 marked the first true introduction of powerful social networking capabilities into Microsoft Dynamics CRM. Activity Feeds let users see a stream of real-time updates to users, Account records, Leads, and other entities. It’s a great way to get a quick feel for what’s going on in the [...]

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Microsoft Dynamics CRM Gets More Social in 2012

Introduced in the November 2011 service update, Activity Feeds were a solid first step in bringing more real-time collaboration and social aspects to Microsoft Dynamics CRM. The key idea is that entities in Dynamics CRM have a social dimension. CRM records can have their own wall or stream of posts, either automatically generated by a [...]

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