The CRM world is starting to recover from the flurry of news a few weeks ago. Here are the top stories this week:Everyone is getting excited/nervous for the Orion upgrade. PowerObjects is helping us with their blog Preparing for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013. If you are fully up to 2011 standards and compatible with the … Continue reading July 26 Blog Review
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July 19th Blog Review
Last week was far too exciting. This week has been a very mellow blog week only a few things to report.My favorite blog this week can from a guest blogger at Power Objects – Planning a Wedding? Here’s a Novel Use for CRM…. This blog reminds me of my own Real Life CRMblog a few … Continue reading July 19th Blog Review
July 12 Blog Review
It has been far too long since my last “weekly” blog review. Lots of interesting things have been happening in the CRM world.Most importantly, the new version of CRM was officially announced as CRM 2013. We have some news from the Partner Conference as well as Update Rollup 14. Let’s cover the other notable topics … Continue reading July 12 Blog Review
June 21 Blog Review
This episode should be filled with valuable information since I missed last week’s edition. I have been very busy with different events and things. All the while wondering what these places use to track those involved. I am usually disappointed when I arrive to see that they simply highlight my name on a list. When … Continue reading June 21 Blog Review
Late Weekly Blog Review – June 11
My Friday Blog review is very late since it is now in fact Tuesday. Still, let’s see what we can find.Leon Tribe has some interesting thoughts on Associating Opportunities Directly to a Campaign.Madrona posted a Review of Polaris Features. Interesting, most has been covered in the blogosphere already. One point I did find interesting is … Continue reading Late Weekly Blog Review – June 11
May 10 Blog Review
Here is a summary of the most interesting happenings this week in the world of CRM.CustomerEffective: Everybody has bad data – People interact with data so it is not perfect. It naturally is grouped into silos and separate systems. When we try to gather this together into one system it can be very daunting. Plan … Continue reading May 10 Blog Review