Considerations when Deploying CRM for Government Contractors

czmuda — Wed, 13 Feb 2008 23:45:00 GMT

article below to show what I would have liked to have seen.

Considerations when Deploying CRM for Government Contractors

We were fortunate enough to have Dena Tompros share her best practices on evaluating, planning, and deploying CRM at the Microsoft Government Contractor Summit. Dena selected ePartner’s Government Contracting Enhancement for Microsoft CRM to handle the needs of her government contracting firm. Key reasons were ease of integration to both Microsoft solutions (SharePoint, Active Directory etc) and ability to integrate to Deltek Costpoint. With Microsoft CRM for Government Contractors organizations are able to:

Enable Workflow tracking for classified and unclassified information
Collect and manage RFIs and RFPs
Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats (SWOT) analyses; ensuring cost-plus and fixed price analyses are as automated as possible
Provide Revenue projections and opportunity reports
Proposal generation and management – many are using templates or parts of the proposal over and over again so having CRM assist here in an automated fashion is key
Customer, partner, team and competitor relationship management. Ensuring the organization is harnessing all their knowledge about a contract and associated agency. What is the history in the account across teams – across states – across govt contracts?
Helps teams have a laser focus on project, engagement, execution and delivery .

Download Dena's presentation for more details. If you are interested in contacting Dena for more information drop me a line at czmuda@microsoft.com and I can assist you in contacting her. Additionally, you can visit Epartners to determine if Microsoft CRM would be beneficial for your company.

GovCon : Epartners

Considerations when Deploying CRM for Government Contractors

article below to show what I would have liked to have seen.

Considerations when Deploying CRM for Government Contractors