It is not easy to maintain that edge and stay one step ahead of the competition. This is the story of Noah Walker, a CRM consultant, that wanted to find a way to help Oliver Smith, production manager at a manufacturing facility, stay ahead of his competition. […]
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The Microsoft Dynamics ecosystem for Millennials – 3 revealing questions
Millennials are incredibly tech-savvy and expect software to be highly customizable, easy to integrate and rich in features. Following from the launch of CRMSoftwareBlog's white paper 21 reasons millennials prefer Microsoft Dynamics, here is our experts' take on the subject. We focus on mobility, integration and flexibility,while keeping an eye on Dynamics 365 security […]
continue reading...What Happens When You Combine Microsoft Teams With Dynamics 365?
Microsoft Teams has become more and more popular. It has grown from 13 million daily active users in July 2019 to 20 million in November 2019. This growth made Teams even bigger than Slack, the main competitor in the area of chat and team collaboration. One of the reasons for such a significant increase is […]
continue reading...Connecting a legacy system to Dynamics 365
We all know companies that have a legacy system for a long, long time… longer than we think they should. How can we, as consultants or partners, help them move on? The first question that pops to mind is: "Why don't they just get rid of that old software?". You can see the legacy software […]
continue reading...CRM middleware – what it is and how it can work for you
You want to get more out of your CRM. You dream of how much nicer it would be if you could integrate it with this or that piece of software that you use and love. Well, you might not know it, but you are dreaming of CRM middleware! Middleware definition - what is middleware after […]
continue reading...How to Integrate Microsoft Teams and Office 365 Groups with Active Directory Groups
As a Microsoft Office 365 user, one of the most valuable 365 features available to you is Groups. In fact, Office 365 Groups allow your organization to set up Microsoft Teams that correspond to departmental divisions: marketing, administration, sales, product development, etc. The Teams feature lets the individuals in a particular team communicate quickly and […]
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