Both Dynamics CRM and Dynamics 365 Sales offer core sales, marketing, and service features such as lead, opportunity, quote, and case management. However, Dynamics 365 Sales includes many features and capabilities that on-premise Dynamics CRM does not. This blog will highlight the differences between the two software solutions that can help you decide if moving to Dynamics 365 Sales is right for you.
For our purposes, ‘strategy’ means that there’s a plan. ‘Tactics’ means that you’re thinking on your feet. A sales cycle that includes both is much more likely to succeed than a cycle that relies on only one of them. Tactics make sales fun. Strategy makes sales more predictable. If you have a plan/strategy, chances are better that you won’t have to answer that question.
As sales managers or sales executives, the most common request we hear from sales people is that they want more leads. What they’re really asking for is not just more leads, it’s, more, more qualified and DIFFERENT leads… the Glengarry leads. It almost never matters which leads we have, they aren’t the ones we want.
