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whitepaper Momentum Webcast: Do Extraordinary Things Every Day With Microsoft Dynamics CRM! (Level 100)2008-04-10 Microsoft
  In this webcast, we show you how the productivity of your sales, customer service, and marketing teams can be dramatically increased by taking advantage of the enhancements in the newly released Microsoft Dynamics® CRM 4.0. Learn how you can stay connected and make more informed decisions by:
  • Giving your whole company a complete view of customer history inside and outside of their customer relationship management (CRM) system.
  • Enable your team to quickly hit the ground running with a native Microsoft Office experience. This includes using tools that they are familiar with, such as Microsoft Office Outlook for tasks, calendar, and contact management, Microsoft Office Excel for reporting, and Microsoft Office Word for mail merges.
  • Help to drive return on investment (ROI) through increased company-wide productivity.


Tags: Office Suites, Office Suites, Office Suites, Office Suites, Office Suites		   
whitepaper Library Transforms Visitor Experience, Extends Content Reach With Dynamic Technology2008-03-05 Microsoft
  The Library of Congress manages the world's largest reserve of historical documents and artifacts, and it is always looking for new ways to use technology to elevate the learning experience for visitors and nonvisitors alike. The Library accomplished this mission when it teamed with Microsoft and two technology partners to complete work on its New Visitors Experience project. The team used Windows Presentation Foundation to create interactive, on-site kiosks that enable visitors to virtually interact with three-dimensional models of artifacts and documents. The team extended the reach of this content with a companion Web site and used Microsoft Silverlight to help replicate a hands-on experience.   
whitepaper SmartDraw, the Appetizing Alternative for Restaurant Floor Plans and More2008-02-13 SmartDraw
  Restaurateur John Franco, embarking on a new venture, decided to open up his own restaurant in San Antonio, Texas. No stranger to the industry, Franco knew that there is much more to opening a restaurant than simply figuring out what goes on the menu. John also wanted a way to design his own signage that didn't involve hiring a contractor. John looked around on the Internet for free floor plan software, and found SmartDraw. SmartDraw gave John what was needed to make floor plans, and so much more.

Tags: Software Development Tools, Office Suites		   
whitepaper Marketing Guru Taps SmartDraw to Enhance PowerPoint Presentations for Clients2008-02-13 SmartDraw
  JMB Communications of Plymouth, Massachusetts (www.jmbcommunications.com), provides marketing communications, public relations, and website creation services to a diverse clientele including high technology, financial, scientific, hospitality, and other B2C and B2B businesses worldwide. Founder Jeff Berger decided a few years ago that they wanted most of the employees to have weekends off, so they set a policy under which "Rush" projects were charged double and "Weekend rush" projects were charged triple the normal rates. Jeff knew that he needed software to quickly re-create the flowcharts, with professional results. Jeff was delighted with SmartDraw. It did everything they asked it to and it was a thing of elegant simplicity.

Tags: Office Suites, Data Tools		   
whitepaper Microsoft Office System Customer Solution Case Study2008-02-01 Microsoft
  Based in Petersboro, Utah, Autonomous Solutions has 70 employees who specialize in robotic vehicle automation for clients in the agricultural, cleaning, construction, military, and mining industries. A fast-moving, rapidly growing company, Autonomous Solutions needed a flexible collaboration tool to help its employees efficiently manage complex, multi-million dollar projects. To create a dynamic work environment based on open communication, the company deployed the Microsoft® Office® OneNote 2007 note-taking program to all 70 employees, enhancing communication and collaboration, increasing efficiency, and improving information sharing for rapid deployment of new workgroups.

Tags: Internet and Web, Internet and Web, Office Suites, Office Suites		   
whitepaper Salesforce.com Helped Customers Succeed and Gained Brand Loyalty Using Macromedia Breeze to Deliver Best Practices Presentations2008-01-01 Adobe Systems
  Salesforce.com is the world leader in on-demand Customer Relationship Management (CRM) services. They wanted to reach customers day or night, keeping viewers engaged with rich media experiences. The project team needed to ramp up production quickly, to deliver easy-to-navigate content, and to do it cost-effectively. In addition, the team wanted to measure training course success by tracking presentation views to see if customers actually viewed all the content or just some of it. The company deployed Macromedia for its solution with Macromedia Breeze. They used Breeze presentations to inform 100 conference presenters about responsibilities and expectations, saving hundreds of hours of meetings.

Tags: Workflow Management, Office Suites		   
whitepaper Applying New and Improved Features to a Presentation2008-01-01 Microsoft
  Discover all that the 2007 Microsoft Office system has to offer and become the Microsoft Office expert. This webcast shows how to apply new and improved features to a presentation.   
whitepaper Use Word Viewer to Open or Print Word Documents2008-01-01 Microsoft
  For those who don't have Word on their computer, they can still open Word documents - as long as they have Word Viewer. In this webcast, a Microsoft employee who uses Word himself shows how to download Word Viewer and the Office Compatibility Pack for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint 2007 File Formats. With these two downloads, users can open, print, or copy and paste from Word documents, without having to install Word on the computer.

Tags: Office Suites, Office Suites		   
whitepaper Use 3-D Effects2008-01-01 Microsoft
  The new 3-D effects in PowerPoint 2007 gives users dozens of ways to create graphic effects that pop off the slide and highlight the information users want to be remembered. This webcast shows how to do this with slides. Similar options are available in Excel 2007, Outlook 2007, and Word 2007.

Tags: Office Suites, Office Suites		   
whitepaper Assign an Action to a Built-In Button or Picture in Your Presentation2008-01-01 Microsoft
  An action button is a built-in button shape, clip art, text in a SmartArt graphic, or picture that can be added to the presentation and then assign an action to. The action can occur when the user or another presenter clicks or mouses over the action button. Use an action button to go to the next slide, the previous slide, the first slide, the last slide, the most recent slide viewed, a specific slide number, a different Microsoft Office PowerPoint presentation, or a Web page; run a program; run a macro; and play a sound.