Gus Gonzalez • Solution Architect and Microsoft Dynamics CRM MVP & MCC • 100+ Microsoft Dynamics CRM Implementations (90% Online) • Working with Microsoft Dynamics CRM since 2006 • Passionate about User Adoption Microsoft Dynamics CRM Momentum 5 Steps to Successfully Launching CRM Step 1: Step 2: Step 3: Step 4: Step 5: Data preparation Setting up Users Importing Training & Support Checking your import User Adoption Best Practices Define your Business Objectives Set up your Goals to Measure your Success Tailor the solution to your business Keep the solution simple, visual and familiar Notifications Updates Creation Decisions “No Action” Microsoft Dynamics CRM – Out of the Box • Companies • Contacts • Opportunities • Activities • Leads • Quotes • Orders • Invoices • Goals • Competitors • Product Catalog • Price Lists Ships with over 30+ Record Types “All On” • Marketing Lists • Marketing Campaigns • Campaign Responses • Quick Campaigns • Campaign Activities • Connections • Document Management • Sales Literature “Turn Off” what you don’t need Typical Start: 4 to 6 • Cases • Queues • Knowledge Base • Service Scheduling • • • • Facility/Equipment Resources Contracts Service Record Types Grow Solution with Adoption SmartStart Solution Experience of over 500 Customers Focused on the Top 5 Areas Customers Use Optimized User Experience Optimized Forms Consistent Views Robust Charts & Dashboards Easy Navigation Add Additional Functionality any time Revert back to the Out of the Box Getting Started with CRM Outlook CRM CRM CRM Anywhere Access Anywhere Access Stick Around for Q&As