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The business landscape is evolving; the traditional way people work together-in the office or in the field-looks very different today than it did just a couple of years ago. We examine what businesses need from a customer relationship management (CRM) system, discuss the defining CRM components, and describe how you can attain reliable user adoption in your organization. Discover how the tight integration with Microsoft Office® can help you pull information from Microsoft Dynamics CRM into applications like Microsoft Office Excel® and Microsoft Office Word® for easy reporting options. We explain how Microsoft Dynamics CRM version 3.0 delivers: A native Microsoft Office Outlook® interface that integrates Microsoft Dynamics CRM into a familiar and productive work environment. Powerful workflow and integrated reporting capabilities that can help you drive business processes and results. A Microsoft Web services architecture that offers rapid customization, integration, and flexibility. Increased business awareness, improved management insight, and real-time access on any mobile device. Request Free!

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Developing and Strengthening Profitable Customer Relationships with Microsoft Dynamics® CRM

If you have a Windows Mobile phone, you will know that stuff can occasionally get pretty difficult. These devices, which are basically mini-computers, have endless possibilities — and thus endless possible difficulties as well. Whether you want to (re)discover the most basic features and applications of your device, extend it with new applications and tools, or even flash a custom ROM, the Windows Mobile Guide comes to the rescue. Download the Windows Mobile Guide now, and read it on your computer today, or even on your phone! With this free guide you will also receive daily updates on new cool websites and programs in your email for free courtesy of MakeUseOf. Request Free!

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The Ultimate Guide To Your Windows Mobile Phone

Employee-initiated expenses are the 2nd largest controllable cost after payroll in many companies. But still many companies are struggling to manage an appropriate level of cost containment where T&E is concerned. What are the most important tasks to consider when trying to effectively manage expenses? Should the priority reside in: Policy enforcement and compliance Mobile access to enter and approve expenses Automation and standardization Preferred vendor programs Paperless processes Download this white paper to see what your next best step should be in making the most of your expense management process. Request Free!

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The Four Levels of Effective Expense Management

The iPhone is – if I may say so – one of the greatest mobile revolutions of the past decade. More and more, mobile phones seem to materialize out of our wildest dreams. Because of the tight integration of third-party applications, you can do nearly everything with your device — be it gaming, working, fooling around, and of course phoning. However, because of the sheer vastness of possibilities, not a lot of people are using their iPhone to the full extent of its capabilities. As of such, a lot of great features are missed on the users. Download The Unofficial Guide to the iPhone both for the young and old, this guide comes highly recommended. With this free guide you will also receive daily updates on new cool websites and programs in your email for free courtesy of MakeUseOf. Request Free!

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The Underground Guide To The iPhone

The demand for online analytics has expanded far beyond clickstream data to encompass activities like gaming, social networking and mobile commerce. As a result, companies ranging from online retailers to mobile service providers need to manage a greater volume and more diverse array of information than ever before. This Bloor Research white paper discusses: Different use cases with needs to analyze web-based information Technical considerations for loading and analyzing web data How open source solutions from Infobright and Talend enable fast integration and analysis of multiple sources of web and mobile data Request Free!

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Bloor Research White Paper: Loading and Analyzing Web Data

Reach customers wherever they are, on the device of their choice and in a format tailored for that device. With a single-source publishing model, you can publish once and distribute everywhere. You’ll streamline your delivery process and gain important insight into your mobile media business. Read this article to learn how to effectively mobilize your content. Simplified distribution. Publish your media using a single Universal URL and deliver it seamlessly to any connected device. You’ll simplify distribution when you rely on a content delivery partner to translate your media for optimal viewing across the landscape of mobile environments. Simplified measurement. When you stream media for online delivery, as compared with progressive download, you’ll gain new advantages. Streaming enables better content protection and encryption, support for live video, greater network efficiencies, and a richer playback experience. Request Free!

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Mobile Media: The Single-Source Publishing Model