As a Microsoft Dynamics CRM Consultant, I get to work with a lot of great businesses and see a lot of flexibility in their use and application of Microsoft Dynamics […]
Our Detroit Tigers had a great game for their opening day, beating out the Red Sox 3-2. It was a beautiful day to be at the ballpark and witness our […]
Before delving into the details of xRM and how to put it to work for your organization, it’s important for establish a common definition. According to Wikipedia, xRM is a […]
RSM has been implementing Microsoft Dynamics™ CRM solutions since the release of version 1.0. Our consultants average 15+ years experience and with this experience, we have developed accelerators for the […]
Associations of all sizes are struggling to find new revenue streams and better connect with their members. In fact, many associations are looking beyond the traditional AMS (Association Membership Management) […]
When I originally started working in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011, I was convinced that I would be able to avoid FetchXML forever, in favor of all the new shiny LINQ […]
Many people know that CRM stands for customer relationship management, but Microsoft Dynamics CRM can actually do so much more than that. Microsoft has developed CRM in such a way […]
We recently completed a Microsoft Dynamics® CRM 2011 XRM project with a supplemental educational services (SES) provider who helps students do better in school through online tutoring. They currently serve […]
Figuring out whether to purchase or build from scratch an enterprise business application is a decision that many companies have faced. Thankfully, that decision has been made easier with the […]
In order for the mass transition to cloud computing to occur, it’s imperative that CIO’s get comfortable with the security surrounding this new form of IT. After learning about the […]
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