Microsoft has a wide range of enterprise solutions that help companies support everyday operations. From computer operating systems to customer relationship management suites to cloud computing services to Office software, the tech giant remains a fixture in the IT industry.
Small businesses don’t need their own IT department to succeed and come from all types of backgrounds. These companies are unique entities that are not as knowledgeable regarding everything related to IT.
Small businesses come from all walks of life – some are independent manufacturers, others are local retail stores and others are corner coffee shops that cater to consumers eager to start their workdays.
Have you read the recent Forbes magazine article, “Amazons Wholesale Slaughter: Jeff Bezos 8 Trillion Dollar B2B Bet”? It can seem pretty daunting if you are a local or regional distribution company.
AmazonSupply currently stocks 2.2 million items covering 17 product categories selling everything from tools, home improvement products, janitorial supplies to stainless steel pipe.
Amazon has become synonymous with global e-commerce, allowing people to find any item at any time.
5 ways a CRM Can Help Manage Sales Pipeline and Grow the Bottom-line
Managing sales people and a sales pipeline can be challenging no matter what type of business you’re in. It does not matter whether your products are large ticket items or small repeat items; managing the sales process and being able to forecast sales takes time and effort.
OpenSSL is an open-source communication security tool used by a majority of websites – up to two-thirds, according to a New York Times report – to encrypt data between businesses and consumers and make sure malicious parties cannot obtain this sensitive information.
The Beringer team has returned from Convergence with exciting news about the future of Dynamics CRM. The million dollar message is that Social Data Insights will be huge in the coming year. Businesses were abuzz about developing a “Social Strategy” or “Social CRM”: a honed business approach that monitors and maintains an online social presence.
CRM implementation has ramifications throughout many customer-centric departments.
Working with outsourced IT support can give leaders capabilities they could not otherwise afford.
