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In the past few years a lot of focus has been placed on virtual servers. What is virtualization and what does it mean to you?
Posted by Rick Benson on Tue - Jul 06, 2010 at 2:41 pm EDT
Social networking sites like LinkedIn and Twitter can add vital data to your Microsoft Dynamics CRM system.
Before the introduction of social networking websites, it could take months or years to develop a strong business relationship with your customers. But knowing and managing your customers’ personal information is much easier now that sites like LinkedIn and Twitter provide public access to their interests, hobbies or company information.
Posted by Will Slade on Tue - Jun 29, 2010 at 1:05 pm EDT
Improve email response rates by utilizing your Microsoft Dynamics CRM system to track customers’ interests.
When your customers’ inboxes are constantly flooded with emails, how can your campaigns possibly stand out to be opened and read? Powerful email marketing involves appealing to customer interests and values tracked by your Dynamics CRM system, as well as practicing a few marketing strategies. With this approach, you can transform your lagging email campaigns into emails your customers will want to open.
Posted by Allison Brown on Fri - Jun 25, 2010 at 3:44 pm EDT
You rely on your CRM system to manage your key business data including Customer Contact Information, your company’s primary access to customers. Maintaining this information is key to maintaining customer relationships, and it’s often the hardest data to manage. In Part One, we outline steps you can take to avoid entering incomplete, inaccurate, and inconsistent (dirty) Contact Information in your system.
Posted by Michael Dodd on Wed - Jun 02, 2010 at 10:58 am EDT
You can reduce power consumption and achieve significant energy savings when using your PC simply by acquiring a few good habits. Read the handy tips below.
Posted by Tina Featheringham on Mon - Jan 04, 2010 at 3:44 pm EDT
