Having used BCM for 2 years or so I would say that as a basic contact
management program it’s quite good because of the look and feel of Outlook.
Be aware of the limitations such as the lack of customisation and the
inflexibility in opportunity tracking.
I’m also not sure how (or if) the product works well with multiple (or
remote) users. I have asked the question here several times and not got a
straight or consistent answer. In short, it looks good and if you want (and
use) the basics it’s OK
"Tim P via OfficeKB.com" wrote:
> Greg,
>
> For a better experience in your Exchange environment I would reccomend
> checking out www.avidian.com. BCM v.2 does coexist along side of Exchange
> but currently does not participate in the sharing capabilities that your
> company may have a need for. Microsoft currently requires you to move into
> their more expensive full Dynamics CRM solution if you want robust
> information sharing. The Avidian option is a possible lower cost alternative
> for you to consider.
>
> -THP
>
>
> Greg wrote:
> >M company uses Exchange, we also use Salesforce.com - I am not high on SF.COm
> >b/c its an online service. I have a CD for BCM, is it worth loading and
> >running? I want to create opportunites and track contacts in each independant
> >opportunity - thoughts/feedback appreciated.
>
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