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21. November 2018 Alistair Blog, Business, CRM, CRM News, Dynamics, Hosted, Managed Service (0)
It has been a while since I wrote a post outlining the lasts updates and stories from the world of Business and CRM. As a technology provider we obviously focus on Microsoft, and now also Google technology and I’m a great believer in sharing all news, not just news that directly relates to MyCRM and our latest products and customers. [More]

Improved Quality of Data, Increased Productivity and Amplified Customer Engagement

24. October 2018 Poppy Blog, Business, Cloud, CRM, Hosted, Managed Service, Sales (0)
Just Some of the Benefits of MyCRM Essentials

As you will no doubt appreciate a business system used in your day to day activity needs to add value and not over complicate your process. Most business strive to do more with less, and at MyCRM we have in the last 10 years helped many companies do just that.
Our new business solutions for smaller enterprises, designed with your business needs in mind, bring all our knowledge together to help your organisation gain real benefits of data centralisation. But a great business system does not stop there… [More]

Helping You Get the Best Return by Analysing Your Data, and Growing Your Business with CRM

17. October 2018 Alistair Blog, Business, Cloud, CRM, Customer, Hosted, Managed Service (0)
Working with MyCRM, a partnership approach delivering success. There are many different ways of getting best value, there are many different ways to work with a supplier, but at MyCRM our customer first approach should help reassure you that our key focus is delivering the best CRM service for your business. [More]

Cost Effective, Back to Basics Essentials CRM for the SMB Marketplace

20. September 2018 Mike Blog, Business, CRM, CRM News, Managed Service, Sales (0)
After spending 20 years in the industry working with business applications, and the last 10 years helping organisations implement CRM platforms and solutions, there have been many changes, but the fundamental need for CRM has not significantly changed in the last two decades. The available technology seems to move in spurts and then leaps and bounds, but for most privately owned businesses a lot of the innovation is misplaced. [More]