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Increasing Sales Through Knowledge Management December 2006 By Dr. Nancy Rauseo

With the emphasis on technology and heightened customer awareness, the role of sales has evolved over the past couple of decades. Even the ideal profile of a salesperson has gone from an expressive, outgoing individual to one that is more … Continue reading

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Frequently Asked Questions

Sage Accpac ERP Q – What year end functions must be done in Sage Accpac ERP?A – The only required functions are to create a new Fiscal Calendar year in Common Services and to run the General Ledger Create New … Continue reading

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Time is Running Out – Realize Significant Tax Savings Before Year End

As 2006 draws to a close, calendar year business owners thinking about purchasing equipment for their business should keep in mind some important tax planning tools. You may realize some significant tax savings if the purchase is made before the … Continue reading

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Analyzing Performance in Your Business – Wise Up To Business Intelligence

Mid-market companies have moved well past automating their accounting processes and have increasingly focused more attention on automating and streamlining operational processes. The reason is clear; operational efficiency drives costs out of the business, can improve customer service, increase productive … Continue reading

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Managing Deferred Revenue and Expense Transactions in SAGE Accpac ERP

Revenue and Expense Deferrals for Sage Accpac ERP helps companies amortize maintenance or service related contract revenue over the life of the contract. Revenue is recognized periodically based on the number of days of service the customer is entitled to … Continue reading

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The Successful Execution of CRM: Part 1 July 2006 By Dr. Nancy Rauseo

This is the first of a series of articles focused on the execution of CRM, directed primarily to software resellers, vendors, and consultants. The majority of you may view your role in CRM as a provider of CRM technology and … Continue reading

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Best Practices in CRM Maintaining Customer Intelligence By Dr. Nancy Rauseo

Customer intelligence is the application of customer knowledge. It is a company’s ability to effectively utilize what it continuously learns about a customer. A company must first identify and then capture customer intelligence. Once your company has done so, the … Continue reading

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A Message from AXIS

As we begin a new year filled with high expectations, Axis Global Partners is ready to assist you and your companies face the challenges that lie ahead together. Whether it is finding ways of increasing customer satisfaction, staying competitive, trimming … Continue reading

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The Financial Impact of CRM: The Real Story (Part 3)

This article is the third of a series of articles focusing on the financial impact of CRM on an organization. The article centers on the CRM benefits associated with improved efficiencies. We will discuss some practices used by successful companies … Continue reading

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The Financial Impact of CRM: The Real Story (Part I)

By Dr.Nancy Rauseo Although many consulting and research companies caution that a high percentage of the CRM projects don’t produce measurable business benefits, the reasons are associated with wrong approaches to implementation. When using the right approach, companies can experience … Continue reading

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