You’ve chosen your CRM. Now what?
You’ve made the big decision—and now it’s time to implement. How do you ensure your new technology works for you? You may be wondering how it’s all going to get done, especially if you are relying solely on your software vendor or internal team. Are you asking yourself:
- Does our staff know how to do this?
- Do we have enough staff to do this?
- What if we make a mistake?
- What might we have overlooked?
- How can we plan to use our new system when we don’t fully understand it?
- How do we know what we don’t know?
- How do we ensure user adoption, once we make the change?
A Great Implementation Transforms your Organization
When implemented well, your CRM can ignite productivity and achieve your organization’s strategic goals. JCA’s independence from any single software vendor, along with our 30+ years of experience, makes us your trusted partner. Whether you’re considering a system change, are in the middle of an implementation, or are post-go-live, JCA can help:
- Project manage your implementation
- Analyze your existing IT systems and operations
- Plan and test new business processes
- Develop reports and dashboards
- Train your users
- Assess your implementation budget, timeline, and staffing
- Evaluate and convert your data
- Guide your system design and configuration
- Document policies and procedures
- Assess your readiness for change and design a plan for change management
- Create an integrated data ecosystem through the use of iPaaS (integration Platform as a Service) tools
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How to Overcome the Top 10 CRM Implementation Roadblocks
Your system implementation lives at the intersection of people, process, and platform. They all support and reinforce one another, and a roadblock in any one of these areas can negatively impact the project. Hear from our experts on top 10 most common roadblocks and how to avoid them.
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