Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step 2010 the smart guide to the successful delivery of Microsoft Dynamics business solutions

The smart guide to the successful delivery of Microsoft Dynamics Business Solutions using Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step 2010 with this book and eBook

Detalles Bibliográficos
Autor principal: Shankar, Chandru (-)
Otros Autores: Bellefroid, Vincent
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Olton, Birmingham : Packt Pub. Ltd 2011.
Edición:1st edition
Materias:
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Cover; Copyright; Credits; Foreword; About the Authors; Acknowledgement; Acknowledgement; About the Reviewers; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Background and Concepts; The business solutions market; The importance of a methodology; Why it is critical to have a solid approach for selecting and deploying ERP/CRM solutions; What is Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step?; Microsoft Dynamics overview; What is a project?; Implementing the solution; ERP and CRM implementations-facts and figures; Summary; References; Chapter 2: Solution Selling and Driving Due Diligence
  • Driving value for the customer and the solution providerValue realization and measurement; What it means to be solution centric; Solution selling concepts; Solution selling-buyer's perspective; Building the trust; Building the vision; When to discuss feature/functionality or demo the solution; Staying aligned with the buyer; Vision processing-creation and reengineering; The Microsoft Solution Selling Process; Summary; References; Chapter 3: Managing Projects; About projects and project management; Myths and resistance; Is project management overhead?
  • Is project management an obstacle to flexibility?Is project management unsalable?; Why project management?; The alternative; Using our own methodology; Why quality-driven companies prefer project management; The four pillars of project success; Communication matters; Rule number 1: Communication requires interaction; Rule number 2: E-mail does not equal project communication; Rule number 3: Be brief; Rule number 4: Set clear expectations; Proactive attitude makes the difference; Rule number 1: Look ahead and prevent; Rule number 2: Proactive power requires interaction
  • Rule number 3: Measure for early warning signalsCreating a guiding project culture; The importance of closure; Project management essentials; The project lifecycle and phases; What is a phase?; Respect the phase-based approach; Project management processes; Break it up!; From estimate to follow up; The WBS as estimation instrument; Follow up based on WBS; The WBS as central concept; Project management adoption; The tireless quest for the perfect espresso; Embracing change; The indispensable organizational benefits; A core competency for your company; Profitable projects
  • Satisfied customers and happy employeesSummary; References; Chapter 4: Selling with Sure Step; The Sure Step Diagnostic phase; The concept of Decision Accelerator (DA) Offerings; A repeatable process for the sales teams; Starting the discovery process with solution positioning; The first step to envisioning the future state; Identifying the right solution; Determining the infrastructure implications; Estimating the delivery costs, approach, plans, and roles; Reducing the risk perception; Estimating the Return on Investment (ROI); Developing the project charter; Closing the sales cycle
  • Initiating the delivery cycle