i need white paper for CRM implementation and how to prepare doc for CRM..thanks in advence..Pankaj 9871211226
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I understood you Pankaj. I went to a business conference last month, MBS Convergence. MSCRM looks really good. Here is a link to Microsoft's implementation guide.  In the pdf document, found in the compressed file, there are a few sections on "Managing Implementation". The information looks very similar to some of the break-out session I attended. good luck with your preparations. -r
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You can find a good listing of CRM systems from this site:\nhttp://www.wareprise.com/content/customer-relationship-software.html
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yes here it is ......\nwww.hagioteam.com\n      only difficulty is tat its search is of not mch use...so better browse the pages one by one.......I ASSURE U the LATEST EDITION OF ALL BOOKS u want...........all  AREAS are covered......from history 2 gepgraphy .from software 2 hardware.....medical engineering n all !!\nso GO ONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
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The best option is to adopt a CRM system phase by phase. The company needs to identify the areas where the return on investment would be highest and adopt CRM technology there. Another good approach is to automate one of the key departments with inexpensive CRM solution and if the project becomes successful adopt a cross-company CRM solution
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Best place for you is:\n\nhttp://help.sap.com\n\nYou get all SAP online documentation.
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I hope by this time you might have gained the knowledge about SAP, regarding modules it has been classified as SD,MM,PP,FI,PS,PP,HR... based on your domian knowledge you gain in real time you can choose any of these modules. AS a programmer [ABAP] you should know the basic document flow of any three modules, as a functional consultant you have to keen about any one module. I wish you all the best
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The link below will ask for the following credintials:\n\nEnter AKO credentials for AKOCOMM.US.ARMY.MIL(ITSWEB1) [Wed, 08 Mar 2006 03:41:19 GMT:5948]\n\nIf you have those credentials and adobe acrobat reader it should pull up the document in pdf format.\n\nyou can get acrobat reader here: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html
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If you want the MySQL manual, you can download it directly from http://dev.mysql.com/doc/\n\nOracle does not provide documentation in PDF, but you can download documentation here: http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/index.html\n\nMicrosoft does not provide documentation in PDF format, but they have loads of tutorials and documentation online.\n\nOtherwise, you need to be more clear about the version of SQL you want documents for.
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here try this:\n\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=CRM+Software+free+download&btnG=Search&meta=
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Not sure what your looking for but I think the source provide the information you need.\n\nCriteria for selecting methods of implementation of ERP systems. \n\nAfter identify business goal key operational, functional, and control aspects of the business that need to be addressed and future plans and need ,  what ERP best meets these needs.\n\npossible goals:\nimproved efficiency of data collection \nimproved reporting \nincreased functionality, and \nincreased coordination and organizational alignment.\n \n\nWhat functional areas are to be included? \n\nEvaluate the multitude of options at the basic level of functionality. One of the simplest ways to begin evaluating and comparing the functionality and tools that the business needs against the multitude of ERP systems available is to create a spreadsheet with the functional needs across the columns and the packages down the rows. Then where the packages have the function simply put an “X” in the cell. The most critical functional needs can be high-lighted; the “nice to haves” another color, the “wish list” items still another. A visual review can then be done to determine which alternatives to review in-depth. \n\nIn step six the business establishes specific criteria to be satisfied, answered, or identified as “customized” functionality to be included in an on-site presentation. The on-site visits by resellers provide the company and the vendor the opportunity to demonstrate via a customized presentation and other inquiry processes what the product and vendor team can do. The catch is to make sure they use the real system and its functionality. \n\nThe reliability, experience, and expertise of the softwarre vendor support team will be facilitating the implementation, training and maintenance of the system. If the system being selected requires third-party add-ons, then the experience of the software vendor and consultants with the third party software and any interfaces between the software. \n\nthe cost, \nfunctionality,
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Found 3 pages at Microsoft.\nSee source.
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Hey buddy,\n\nIts a huge and extremely expensive software. If you have really purchased it, why dont you get the SAP support involved or get a Basis Administrator involved.\n\n\nThanks,\nManish
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Consider looking at some of the implementations which\nare available on the net (both source code as well\nas functioning web-interface-implementations).\n\nhttp://www.alpertron.com.ar/ECM.HTM\nhttp://www.boo.net/~jasonp/qs.html
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Try SAP BW for free here:\n\nhttp://erp.wu-wien.ac.at/sapbw/01_index.htm
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Go to :\nhttp://198.187.128.12/colorado/lpext.dll?f=templates&fn=fs-main.htm&2.0\nThere you should find some info.\n\nGood Luck
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You have asked a huge question that cannot be answered succintly in a small forum such as this.\n\nTake a look at these slide shows to familiarize yourself with basic management principles:\n\nhttp://www.csupomona.edu/~wcweber/301/301slide/
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01800....u wish.!!!!\n\nkiddin take the white pages thing and look for it