Feb
7
2011
mscott906
This week one of the highlighted questions posed in the CRM community of Focus.com is “Has anyone dropped SalesForce.com and migrated to another CRM platform? And if so, to who and why?” Continue reading
no comments | posted in Best Practices, Cloud Computing
Aug
17
2010
mscott906
One of the, shall we say, more “creatively aggresive” players in the CRM market has taken aim at Sage’s product offerings for some time now (why not go after the leader, right?), filling the ether with a great deal of mis-information and downright propaganda… Here are Sage Software’s responses to some of those tall tales: Continue reading
no comments | tags: cloud services, usability, wisdom | posted in Cloud Computing
Oct
1
2009
mscott906
Continuing with my theme of ‘free’ (or close enough) from my last post, now I continue looking at a couple of nifty tools that Microsoft offers that we think can offer a real value for many of our small business clients.
While we don’t typically think of Microsoft and ‘free’ in the same sentence, due to competitive pressures from Google Apps, Zoho, and open source software, the Windows giant is working hard to remain relevant in a ‘cloud’ based world.
Following is an overview of two Microsoft products that on their own are rather revolutionary, but combined should result in some powerful results for those who are ready to think outside their daily box. Continue reading
no comments | tags: Collaboration, Microsoft Mesh, Microsoft OneNote, Remote Access | posted in Cloud Computing, Collaboration Tools, Remote Access, Utilities
Sep
20
2009
mscott906
Microsoft has been working on a new ‘cloud’ service called Live Mesh. Live Mesh provides a simple way for you to remotely access you computer(s) and important files from anywhere you have internet access. And better yet, it is free. Continue reading
1 comment | tags: cloud services, file sharing, Remote Access, Utilities | posted in Cloud Computing, Remote Access, Utilities