Posts Tagged Microsoft Dynamics CRM
Leverage the Microsoft Technology Stack – Gartner Analysis of Dynamics CRM
Posted by Cory Fellers in Dynamics CRM, Southern California Microsoft Dynamics Partner, Systematica on July 6, 2011
Gartner, one of the world’s leading information technology research and advisory companies, recently completed an independent Analysis of Microsoft’s Dynamics CRM offerings and the report’s number one recommendation is at the heart of Microsoft’s CRM strategy: “Any size company that has a Microsoft technology stack should consider Microsoft Dynamics CRM for automating sales force automation [...]
Microsoft CRM 2011 Add-on Spotlight: Inside View
Posted by Cory Fellers in Dynamics CRM, Southern California Microsoft Dynamics Partner, Systematica, Uncategorized on June 2, 2011
The open architecture of the Microsoft Dynamics CRM platform is one of the many strengths which allow Microsoft partners to build add-on solutions that can bring even more value to sales and marketing organizations. Inside View, one of Microsoft’s 5-star rated CRM Marketplace partners, recently announced the CRM 2011 release of their sales intelligence solution. [...]
Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011: What’s in it for your business?
Posted by Shah Moin in Dynamics CRM, Systematica on December 23, 2010
Microsoft has created quite a buzz in the market with its Dynamics CRM 2011 version with many new value-added features. The new version supports both on-premise and cloud-based deployments. If you are a business that utilizes Microsoft Office applications or other third party applications, choosing Dynamics CRM 2011 makes a lot of sense. Here’s why: [...]
Tools and Tips to Compare CRM Solutions
Posted by Sara Corbett in Dynamics CRM, Systematica on October 4, 2010
Today I received a call from someone who wanted to learn more about Microsoft Dynamics CRM and wanted helpful information that directly compares Microsoft Dynamics CRM with SugarCRM. There are useful sites like CompareCRM.com, but I understand how finding that specific information can be challenging, especially for those two types of software in particular and for a company’s unique situation. So here are some additional resources. However, in addition to reading what analysts say are the best CRM solutions and finding software comparisons, it’s key to select a CRM solution based on the unique needs and goals of the organization.