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  • Welcome to the Mid-Atlantic CRM Blog, formerly owned and operated by Ben Vollmer, a CRM legend ;). My name is Chris Kahl and Ben has asked me to take over the care and feeding of this most valuable resource. Like Ben, my job is to help partners and customers with Microsoft CRM in the Eastern US. This blog is a great and searchable information source. Feel free to subscribe to the RSS feed to stay current with Dynamics CRM. Any tools discussed here are for DEMO only. You should NOT use these in a production environment unless you test them. Microsoft Support DOES NOT support these tools. Everything here is provided as-is with no warranty.
Demo2Win is Coming! Register Today

Demo2Win is one of the best classes I have ever been to. If you EVER give demo's to customers, this class is for you. These classes are heavily subsidized... So hurry up and register before they sell out. I am doing two of them as ain instructor, so watch out. :)

Registration quick link can be found at www.msreadiness.com/demo2win

The goal of the Demo2WIN!® workshop is simple: deliver a practical, proven set of skills, tools and procedures that both beginners and veterans can immediately put to use to improve their demo-to-win ratio.

The workshop focuses on the presentation elements of a Microsoft Dynamics software demonstration and is integrated with the Microsoft Solution Selling Process.  Microsoft Partners learn numerous techniques for effectively engaging their audience, showing business processes to different personality types and delivering benefits.  After modeling how a demonstration should be given, students are given an opportunity to practice what they learned.  Throughout the workshop, video examples of Microsoft Dynamics demos are used that highlight the techniques being learned as well as the most common mistakes (Demo Crimes) committed by software demonstrators.

The workshop includes a number of small group exercises which provide each attendee an opportunity to 1) practice the skills they are learning and 2) apply them to a live deal they are working on or a case study that is provided with the workshop.  At the end of each exercise attendees are selected at random to provide a short demonstration that leverages the results of each exercise.

Posted: Tuesday, November 27, 2007 3:08 PM by Ben Vollmer

Comments

John Bratton said:

Sounds like a class for those of us developing for the business community.

# November 27, 2007 3:18 PM
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