Can data integration really help you optimize processes between your Salesforce and your Microsoft Dynamics? Which processes? Can it get you a step closer to your customers and help you reach your sales goals? Can’t you successfully operate with stand-alone, isolated systems?
How much does your business risk to be disrupted by a data integration project? How do you get started? How do you prioritize which data to transfer? What are the most common integration points between Salesforce and Microsoft Dynamics? What are others doing?
Is a data integration platform the best way to go or should you develop our own custom solution? Does data integration put your data at risk? Is Microsoft Dynamics 365 making data integration platforms obsolete?
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There are many questions and uncertainties before getting started with a data integration project. We’ve decide to dedicate an hour of our time next week to answer all these questions and more. I’ll be there, with one of our data integration advisors and we will happily give you tips and answer any of your questions about Salesforce-Microsoft Dynamics integration. I hope many of you can make it, so we can touch as many aspects of this topic as possible. Sign up below. I look forward to talking to you.
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About the author
Henning Lund
With over 25 years’ experience in strategically propelling businesses forward, Henning is considered a business development entrepreneur with a passion for transforming businesses, sales and marketing operations through out-of-the-box thinking, concepts building and process automation to improve overall performance and scalability.
