Business owners who are not using CRM software, or still relying on legacy programs to analyze their customer databases, may never see the value in software like CRM to discover opportunities to help increase revenues and profitability.
As such, decision-makers might be well-served to:
“The business processes and supporting technologies that support the key activities of targeting, acquiring, retaining, understanding, and collaborating with customers.”
Moreover, CRM provides what Forrester refers to as an “inside-outside” approach to analyzing the “end-to-end” customer cycle. Furthermore,
To this end, Microsoft Dynamics 365, launched last July, is designed to deliver such actionable data to automate workflows while bringing meaningful metrics to the forefront; this, to assist sales and marketing to better understand the overall operational efficiencies(or inefficiencies); costs associated with all phases of marketing; salespeople revenue; sales cycle timelines, to name a few possible outcomes.
And yet, Dynamics 365 is not a stand-alone software. Asnotes, the platform “...integrate(s) with to connect the ‘structured workflow’ of business apps with the ‘unstructured workflow’ of collaboration and productivity.”
In the service sector, too, Dynamics 365 will allow asset monitoring and “anomaly detection” as part of its inherent design in the digital realm of the
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