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    Why CRM ? The Challenge

    Why Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011?

    Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 Pillars

    CRM 2011 in Education CRM User Experience

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    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.

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    Get a 360-degree view of your school, district, or campuswith tools for educators and administrators that are easy touse and manage.

    Increase productivity and enhance collaboration.

    Quickly develop applications for learning, education,research, faculty, and student management with the CRMframework.

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    Microsoft Dynamics CRM is a customer relationshipmanagement (CRM).

    It enables organizations to record customer interactions,opportunities, and improve customer loyalty.

    It also helps organizations optimize their operations byautomating routine tasks, and standardizing best practices.

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    Sales

    Marketing

    Services

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    Leads

    Opportunities

    Quotes

    Orders Invoices

    Accounts

    Contacts Products

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    Sales

    Marketing

    Services

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    Planning

    Campaigns

    Budgets

    Lists Tracking

    Sources

    Reporting

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    Sales

    Marketing

    Services

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    Case Management : recording complaints, problem,questions or other queries.

    Contract Management :recording entitlement to service.

    Defining services provided and the resources needed forthese services.

    Scheduling appointments using the scheduling engine.

    Building a store of intelligences using the Knowledge Base

    (can double as a call center script).

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    Alumni & Donor Management

    General Administration

    Communication Tracking

    Student Information system Faculty and Staff Management

    Recruiting and Retention

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    The Web Client

    Microsoft Dynamics CRM for Microsoft Office Outlook

    Access CRM using InternetExplorer 7.0 or better

    Access all CRM Entities

    Track Activities done in Outlookinto related Data in CRM

    Create and synchronizeactivities to CRM

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    Building on

    familiar MSOffice experience

    This screenshows a form

    representing asingle contact

    Notice theeditable fields.

    Also Notice theRelated Recordslinks.

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    This Screen

    shows when aRelated Recordlink is clicked.

    Showing list of

    related contactsfor an account.

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    CRM NavigationAllows User to GoThrough all Modulesof CRM easily

    Within Every modulelist of links to Entities

    is displayed. A shortcut list is also

    available to displayfunctions for that link

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