Week 4 – The Results, Reality Check, and Lessons Learned
Week 4 was judgment day. After three weeks of building, configuring, and automating, we needed to prove this transformation actually worked.
Week 4 was judgment day. After three weeks of building, configuring, and automating, we needed to prove this transformation actually worked.
The Journey Awakening With our lead foundation solid from Week 2, we could finally build intelligent journeys. Not just email
After the discovery of Week 1, we knew exactly what needed to be built. The question was whether we could do it in a week while maintaining our sanity and our client projects.
Discovery phases are supposed to reveal problems. That’s their job. But we weren’t prepared for what we found when we audited our own customer insights platform configuration.
We’ve implemented Customer Insights for dozens of organizations, built sophisticated nurture campaigns, and created marketing automation that turns leads into revenue.
Join us for the first Chicago DUG Meetup where the Dynamics 365 community comes together for a day of practical learning, open discussion, and networking.
The one that says, “We implemented an nonprofit three years ago, and somehow things got worse, not better.”
Considering various shipping solutions will be crucial in optimizing your logistics.
Microsoft’s Copilot represents a paradigm shift in how businesses interact with their ERP strategy, moving from traditional point-and-click interfaces to conversational, intelligent assistance that understands context and anticipates needs.