Professional Documents
Culture Documents
The Challenge
Why Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011? Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 Pillars
Expectations of parents, local education authorities, government agencies and higher education students.
The need for real time data. Limited budgets. The need for better tracked communications.
Get a 360-degree view of your school, district, or campus with tools for educators and administrators that are easy to use and manage.
Increase productivity and enhance collaboration. Quickly develop applications for learning, education, research, faculty, and student management with the CRM framework.
It also helps organizations optimize their operations by automating routine tasks, and standardizing best practices.
Sales
Marketing
Services
Leads
Opportunities
Quotes Orders Invoices Accounts Contacts Products
Sales
Marketing
Services
Planning
Campaigns
Budgets Lists Tracking Sources Reporting
Sales
Marketing
Services
Case Management : recording complaints, problem, questions or other queries. Contract Management : recording entitlement to service. Defining services provided and the resources needed for these services.
General Administration
Communication Tracking Student Information system Faculty and Staff Management Recruiting and Retention
The Web Client Access CRM using Internet Explorer 7.0 or better
Microsoft Dynamics CRM for Microsoft Office Outlook Access all CRM Entities
This Screen shows when a Related Record link is clicked. Showing list of related contacts for an account.
CRM Navigation Allows User to Go Through all Modules of CRM easily Within Every module list of links to Entities is displayed. A shortcut list is also available to display functions for that link
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