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Customer Relationship Management: Secrets to CRM Success
- Author: Microsoft Dynamics
- Type: Webcast
- Publish Date:
June 5, 2008
Find out how you can convert your pains into profit. Learn how Microsoft Customer Relationship Management (CRM) can help you develop profitable customer relationships. Microsoft CRM uses lead and opportunity management, incident management and a searchable knowledgebase. CRM also makes use of reporting tools for accurate forecasting, measurement of business activity, and employee performance. This webcast is your key to learning the secrets of Microsoft CRM success.
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