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A selection of announcements from the Microsoft Dynamics partner channel
Customer relationship management is no longer a practice, it’s a technology. JC Quintana describes how relationships get lost, and how to get them back.
For SMB customers in particular, Outlook is the customer management interface they are used to
International launch adds prospect list building, custom watchlists and alerts integrated with Dynamics.
Microsoft offers updated integration, new pricing on Dynamics 365 Sales and LinkedIn Sales Navigator
New combined offering, Microsoft Relationship Sales, will roll out at $135 per user per month before any volume discounts.
A selection of the latest insight from the Microsoft Dynamics CRM blogs.
A selection of announcements from the Microsoft Dynamics partner channel
Why working to provide a great employee experience will be reflected in customer experience.
By connecting maps with Dynamics CRM, medical device sales reps plan routes based on CRM data, like proximity, product, next steps – all adding up to two more sales calls per day.
Microsoft Dynamics experts weigh in weekly on channel news, how-to and Dynamics product direction.
Rapidly Growing Dynamics Partner Improves Sales with AssureSign for Microsoft Dynamics 365
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AssureSign
PowerObjects has found such success integrating AssureSign to improve that they have become a reseller partner for the software
The Essential Guide for Switching from SalesForce to Microsoft Dynamics 365
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PowerObjects, An HCL Technologies Company
How to avoid the common pitfalls of switching CRM systems
Dynamics 365 advances are being architected, developed, deployed, and measured in ways that reflect a new world of enterprise solutions, says Dynamics CTO Mike Ehrenberg
Customer expectations and corporate goals drive digital transformation. Redspire provides a practical example, from the professional services industry.
An expanding functional footprint for the core product is great, but there is still room for well-planned configuration and customization.
Complexity kills CRM adoption. Simplified interfaces, wizard-based implementations and task flows all make Dynamics 365 easier on the end user.
Customer relationship guru Paul Greenberg on the Microsoft/Adobe partnership – a powerful offering, but, why the silence until now?
New CRM sync goes to Salesforce first, not Dynamics.
Adobe Campaign, Analytics, and Experience Manager Sites Managed Service all get closer to the Microsoft cloud.
Versium Predict integration readies for launch, and Microsoft Social Engagement is adding new machine learning to analyze intent, create CRM entities.