4. #3: Check Device Compatibility
CRM 2013 Apps are available for Windows 8
tablet, iPad, Windows Phone, Android and
iPhone devices, as well as Outlook integration
and cross-browser access.
5. #4: Consider Integration with
Existing Systems
A Single Customer View across departments is
an invaluable business resource.
6. #5: Conduct User Acceptance
Testing
Ensure that any issues raised are properly
addressed
7. #6: Configure Dashboards and
Custom Views
Provide everyone with easy access to the
information they need to work effectively
8. #7: Lead from the Front
Employees will be more likely to use the system
if they see senior management using it
themselves
9. #8: Configure Business Process
Flows
Give employees confidence that they are
following procedures correctly by guiding them
through step-by-step
10. #9: Conduct Regular Reviews
Your business is constantly evolving, so
system tweaks and changes will need to be
made to support this.
11. #10: Consider a Partner
A Microsoft partner with the Customer
Relationship Management competency can
provide support, training and advice as well as
helping to configure the system to match your
needs and processes.