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  • Blog Post: Just Released: Warranty Management and Product Repair through Microsoft CRM

    Many of our clients include manufacturing and distribution companies that we’ve worked alongside implementing CRM and ERP solutions. From our work with these companies, it became clear that there was a definite need for a comprehensive warranty management and product repair solution that was capable...
  • Blog Post: How Microsoft Dynamics CRM Helps Improve Member Engagement

    Is your organization feeling squeezed as you look for association management solutions that fit your unique requirements? Most Association Management Systems (AMS) have either too much or too little functionality requiring extensive customization or lacking the flexibility to meet an association’s...
  • Blog Post: Even More with Even Less – Are You Kidding Me?

    As the terrific ASAE Annual Meeting 2012 was winding to a close, it occurred to me that the trends that began in 2008 as the economy turned south might just be here to stay in the Association Community- at least for the near future.  Not unlike our private sector counterparts, Associations and Nonprofits...
  • Blog Post: Getting Results: Driving Revenue and Serving Customers with Microsoft Dynamics CRM

    When it comes to Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software, it is common knowledge that Microsoft Dynamics CRM is one of the leading products on the market.  There are a multitude of reasons for this, from the benefits it offers to the rich functionality it provides as well as the backing of a...
  • Blog Post: xRM: Extending the Scope of Microsoft Dynamics CRM

    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 strategy that takes CRM one step further, focusing on managing all relationships – not just those with customers.  With that, let...
  • Blog Post: Microsoft Dynamics CRM – “CRM Anywhere”, Q2 2012 Update Announced

    Microsoft’s commitment to accelerated, new feature releases of Microsoft Dynamics CRM every six months is exciting and this “CRM Anywhere” release is a testament to their “more innovation available more frequently” strategy. We were impressed with the November 2011 Service Update (R7) but we wanted...
  • Blog Post: Dynamics CRM: Bringing the Cloud to You

    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 security safeguards in place, CIO’s won’t be as apprehensive when starting the transition from the traditional client/server...
  • Blog Post: Microsoft Dynamics CRM-to-ERP Connector Cuts Integration Time, Cost

    What if you could streamline data-entry processes throughout your organization in a way that eliminates redundancies, reduces errors, and boosts employee productivity? How much money could that save your company? What if you could gain a precise, real-time, 360-degree view of your customers – from...
  • Blog Post: Agile Thoughts for the Dynamic CRM Implementation

    Working for a business that implements a brisk volume of accounting and CRM systems, it’s clear that there are significant differences in how these systems are developed and rolled out. These differences are seen throughout the entire implementation process from design and development to go-live. Understanding...
  • Blog Post: New Release – Microsoft Dynamics CRM “Statement of Direction” May 2011

    Microsoft Dynamics CRM Future Vision With Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 just launched it’s no surprise that Microsoft wants to keep the momentum going with a sneak peek into the future direction of Microsoft Dynamics CRM over the short and long term. The Microsoft “Statement of Direction” document...
  • Blog Post: Maximize Revenue by Aligning your Sales and Marketing Teams Through Dynamics CRM

    In light of the success of our recent webinar, Four Steps to Align Sales and Marketing , I thought I’d write a brief post outlining the information we covered. As I thought more about the webinar, I started to realize that one important issue wasn’t completely addressed: why your Sales and Marketing...