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How do we determine if we really need that new feature or function that we hear about so often? Here's how to strategically evaluate the next "big shiny object" you come across.
If there’s one thing Microsoft has been doing consistently, it’s rolling out updates to fast-improving Social Engagement. The latest iteration has managed to address several ongoing complaints about the platform's previous limitations, including: Custom Tags, Source Options, and Private Message options. Read on for the run down!
Why are we talking about Nintex? If you’ve taken a look at their site lately, they have a lot going on!
In today's post, I'll review some of the latest changes and new functionality coming from Nintex and look forward to great things from them in 2016.
Right before Christmas, Microsoft rolled out yet another update to Social Engagement to further justify its usefulness for B2B and B2C marketers alike. Read on for the 4 new features that this update has given and how it can help your social media marketing strategy!
Microsoft Social Engagement comes as an evolved form of Microsoft Social Listening, and the name change reflects a changed sentiment of the tool. It Is no longer about simply listening, Social Engagement is now about reaching into the social media world to engage with customers and prospects on a level that has never been reached before. From setting up watches to know who is talking about your company or product, to monitoring complaints to create prospects, Social Engagement offers a way to keep one eye on your company’s social pulse and the other on prospective customers.
This is the fourth in a series of articles discussing the CRM upgrades available to organizations who are on CRM 2011, and are considering the leap to 2015. This entry takes a look at the new functionality specific to the sales, service (aka customer care, inside sales, customer support) and marketing. All three of these functional areas received upgrades in both CRM 2013 and again in CRM 2015. That's a lot to cover - let's dive in!
Among all of the changes and updates into CRM 2013, the inclusion of quick features has been among the most acclaimed. There are three quick feature functions in CRM now: Quick Create, Quick View and Quick Search. This blog aims to give you a basic understanding on these handy, effective and powerful features which hopefully will save navigation time and enhance your work efficiency.
Last week, C5 Insight attended the annual SharePoint Conference in Las Vegas. It was a very full and eventful week, which was the primary reason I did not blog each evening on the daily events as I have in the past. My goal for this blog post is to summarize the overall conference highlights and some of the features that we see as very promising in SharePoint 2013.
By now, most of you reading this have likely heard a little about SharePoint 2013, Microsoft's next version of its best-selling collaboration platform. In this short blog, we wanted to highlight some of our favorite features that will be in the next version of SharePoint.
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