Relatively quiet in the blog world this week. Everyone is
beginning to use CRM 2013 and posting about its features. Of course everyone is
also getting ready for CRMUG Summit next week! I will be there and hope to be
posting about all the knowledge I acquire.
In CRM 2011, you could set a default view simply by
hitting the “Set as Default View” button. This has changed in CRM 2013.
PowerObjects talks about Default
Views in CRM 2013. Check out the different Pin positions to see how it
relates to what is the default and how to pick a new default view.
CustomerEffective discusses CRM
2013 and working Browser Independent. Browsers that are not yet supported
will automatically open in Mobile Express, there are several ways to prevent
this but you also need to be aware of the limitations and work that is still
being done.
Candlewest prepared a great Infographic – One
CRM to Rule Them All! It shows us how much faster the Lord of the Rings
could have gone if they had a CRM system to keep them organized.
The Microsoft Dynamics CRM Team posted several helpful
blogs for us this week – Manage
Auto Save, Collaborate
with new Access Teams, and New
Capabilities in CRM Lookups. All of these give great insight into some of
the benefits of moving to CRM 2013.
Dynamics Café posted about using CRM
to Support the New Customer. Customers today have a new way of buying. They
research, read reviews, and look to social media. Today marketing is not what
it used to be – “It is about social, it is about video, it is about turning
customers into future advocates.”
Don’t forget to register for the CRM
2013 Global Premiere Event on November 4th! This will be an hour
long virtual premier live from Barcelona.
Since it’s a quiet week I want to take this opportunity
to brag on CRM Rock Star. CRM
Rock Star is a place where you can record your CRM and SharePoint experience
and it rates you against other Microsoft professionals. This is a great way to
showcase your skills and see how you stack up. I am currently #11 in the United States! (You will
have to log in to view profiles.)
That’s all for today! I am looking forward to passing on
all the news from CRMUG Next week!
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