- Content Management
- Content Management
- Digital Asset Management
- Document Management
- CRM
- Call Center
- Contact Management
- Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
- Customer Service
- eCommerce
- Lead Management
- Marketing Automation
- Sales Force Automation
- Search Marketing
- ERP
- Accounting
- Enterprise Asset Management (EAM)
- Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
- Enterprise Service Automation
- Financial Management
- Product Lifecycle Management (PLM)
- Professional Services Automation
- Supplier Relationship Management (SRM)
- Supply Chain Management
- Warehouse Management
- Human Resources Management
- Human Capital Management
- Performance Management
- IT Management
- Email Security
- Help Desk
- Internet Security
- IT Asset Management
- IT Compliance
Microsoft Dynamics Webcast: How to Choose Between Hosted and On-Premise Customer Relationship Management
What you will learn:
Customer relationship management (CRM) is a company-wide business strategy focused on improving interactions with customers. Whether you deploy a CRM solution as an on-premise application housed within your own servers or take advantage of a hosted solution that delivers the software as a service is an important choice that you must make. Some organizations are interested in a solution that can be up and running immediately with minimal involvement of their information technology staff. Other organizations need deep integration with multiple business applications and may have a significant technology infrastructure investment already in place.
Microsoft gives you the power of choice with both on-premise and on-demand CRM solutions through Microsoft Dynamics CRM and Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online. In this webcast, we concentrate on the benefits of each and the best way to evaluate which solution is right for your organization.
Tags: CRM, Customer Relationship Management, CRM solution, On Premise CRM
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