xRM for IT Managers
Cuts development time by up to 75%!
As organisations strive to do more with less, many are
exploring techniques to maximise productivity while reducing costs.
By taking advantage of Microsoft Dynamics xRM as a Solution
Development Framework, organisations can reduce project
timelines without having to adapt the business to match the software model.
Organisations can challenge the notion of business process change, while
taking advantage of their current investment in Microsoft technology.
By using Microsoft Dynamics xRM as a solution
development framework, organisations can invest once, yet develop multiple
applications. Because you have a common layer for all of your Line of
Business applications, you never have to repeat the process of building a
framework.
Thus, the cost of your future applications is
drastically reduced, paying back the cost of your initial investment. Every
time you add an application on top of Microsoft Dynamics xRM, you have
reduced your base cost via the framework savings on the new application.
With a solid, reliable framework, you have a
predictable method for extending and scaling applications.
Lastly, you save money because Microsoft takes on much
of the work for you. Instead of having to invest in updating and modifying
your framework as new needs arise or technology changes.
Microsoft takes on that cost of a full-time development
and test team dedicated to updating the framework and making sure that it
works with other products, such as Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Exchange
Server, SharePoint Server and Microsoft Office.
See also:
"xRM.
One Platform. Many Applications" Flyer
Short YouTube Video showing real life
examples of customers using xRM (i.e. Extended CRM)
xRM White Papers
Quotes from xRM
Case Studies
For further information on xRM, to start a free 30-day
trial for CRM 2011
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or contact Daniel Jones, CRM Online Consultant, on 01225 336096, email
crm@f1comp.co.uk.
More information about Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 can be found via F1's
CRM main page.