Better together: Mobility, Windows 8 and Dynamics CRM. In the past, Dynamics CRM offered a mobile solution but with a limited deployment and utility. Download In-Mobility CRM for macOS 10.9 or later and enjoy it on your Mac. You can create your account now and try In-Mobility for FREE! Keep in touch with your business documents (agenda, contacts, invoices, etc.) everywhere you go on your Mac, tablet and phone. Centerprism are offering widespread mobility features for our users providing native mobile apps, text message alerts and more. Run a business from your phone. Customer Relationship Management is a central concern for most businesses, online or not. With the growth of CRM apps, this work couldn't be more accessible.
In addition to widespread mobility features throughout the system, Centerprism empowers your organization with an easy-to-use external mobile app solution. The app will instantly link your website without any complex configuration or integration efforts. Having a native app that can be offered to customers gives you a leg up on your competition. Text message alerts can be sent to your customers about sales or special events and your website’s SEO ranking will improve. For today’s business enviornment, you need a complete mobile apps solution.
With Centerprism’s Instant Native Mobile App, you can easily turn your existing Centerprism ERP features into a native mobile application for your customers and your business needs. This allows your site to offer more features to your mobile visitors than ever before.
- Increase SEO: improve your Website’s ranking.
- Instantly send Push Notifications to your customers.
Easily send test messages to customers, vendors, and other important key contacts in your system with information relating to sales, purchasing, shipping, service, special offers, alerts, and any important message you need to send out quickly.
- Stay Top of Mind with Customers
- Send Instant Purchase Links
- Product Discount Promotions
Tie your system to custom, defined key performance indicators (KPIs) and receive instant KPI alerts for executives on business issues, challenges, or actions that need to be taken regarded each area of business including:
- Purchasing
- Financing
- Order processing
- Human Resources
- Administration
- Sales, Marketing, and CRM
- Operations
Centerprism Concierge Delivery is a tool that combines warehouse functionality with order tracking and delivery mapping technology. This means that a driver can easily pick up his orders, load his truck, find the customer, and deliver the order all in one mobile warehouse.
- Shipping
- Tracking
- Delivery
- Wireless Physical Inventory
- Wireless R
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The Centerprism solution provides mobile access and functionality within your application. This means that you can connect the right person with the right person with the right knowledge at the right time for any reason. Both internal and external mobile communication is a part of virtually every module. This functionality opens the door to features such as customer self-service along with employee location management with GPS mobile tracking.
- Shop
- Share
- Messages
- Video Tutorials
- Analytics
- Camera
- Promote
- Automatic Updates
89% of consumer’s time spent on media is through mobile apps while only 11% is spent on the mobile web. Having a mobile app for your company through Centerprism allows your customers to spend their time with you.
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These are thrilling times for technology. With the launch of Microsoft Windows 8 and the debut of new hardware like the Surface tablet, Microsoft is taking a very calculated leap of faith in the mobility trend. The effect of Windows 8 on the average consumer will be interesting to watch but the real question is the impact of this technology on the business world. More specifically, I’m excited to see how Windows 8 will enable new mobile CRM options and impact how businesses manage customer relationships with Microsoft Dynamics CRM.
In my last post, I’ve outlined a case for the mobile CRM trend in the enterprise. It would make quite an impression to customers if your salesperson schedules an appointment, creates an order, and automatically e-mails an invoice on the spot – all on their tablet PC. This sample scenario highlights two of the most evident advantages to mobile CRM: improving productivity for on-the-go users and enhancing customer relationships.
So, as we look ahead regarding Windows 8 and Dynamics CRM, what do we know now, and what can we expect to come?
Choose Your OS: Windows 8 RT vs. Pro
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Before contemplating the future of Dynamics CRM, it pays to review the hardware and OS options at hand. Organizations must first decide which of the existing two versions of Windows 8 to focus on: the tablet-oriented RT version and the full true version of the OS –Windows 8 Pro. The essential difference between the two boils down to one question: will your organization ever need to run legacy Windows applications?
New hardware releases like the Microsoft Surface RT permit a lower cost mobile hardware solution for your organization, but can’t run legacy applications designed for Windows 7 or older versions. In contrast, the soon to be released Windows Surface Pro and other similar PC’s running the Pro version are true laptop replacements. Although a costlier option, it can provide tablet mobility and legacy app support without the cost of remaking your current business application environment. Both have their pros and cons, and a review of your organization’s existing architecture should be considered before any Windows 8 implementation is begun.
Dynamics CRM Refresh: Now More Mobile Friendly
For years, Dynamics CRM 2011 has made positive waves across the business world, but Microsoft decided a “refresh” is in order to align the software with the recent release of Windows 8 and Office 2013. So far, Dynamics CRM insiders are aware of two future releases in the pipeline.
The first and upcoming December 2012 Service Update for Dynamics CRM 2011 is no slouch. Highlights include cross-browser support, touch optimized interface, a new “Flow” user experience to enhance workflows, native integration with social and communication apps like Skype and Yammer, a refreshed Office 2003 design user experience, and an enhanced API for developers. These forthcoming features are exciting to contemplate and they immediately prepare your Dynamics CRM deployment for the mobile future.
The next release, code name ‘Orion,’ is the second known future release of Dynamics CRM. Not many details are currently available, but what we do know is that it is the next major release version for Dynamics CRM and is planned for the second half of 2013. We can predict that Orion will be similar in style to the December update but powered by its own unique code base, along with expanded customization and development tools for a better mobile experience.
Better together: Mobility, Windows 8 and Dynamics CRM
In the past, Dynamics CRM offered a mobile solution but with a limited deployment and utility. Its best experience resided primarily on the desktop. With Windows 8, the future is a new open frontier for mobile CRM applications. Immediately available in the Windows Store are powerful Windows 8 apps like Power8CRM, Resco Mobile CRM and Dynamics CRM KPI, which leverage all the latest features in Windows 8 to deliver compelling mobile CRM solutions. More are sure to be available very soon in 2013.
Ultimately, the best experience for your mobile users lies in application solution tailored the way you do business. With the latest in mobile PC hardware, CRM ecosystem and infrastructure, the keys to a successful mobile CRM implementation are in place. Microsoft Windows 8 and Dynamics CRM are now poised to bring all this technology together into an ideal solution to meet your mobile requirements and support your mobile users.