I have written a few times here about Microsoft Dynamics, the CRM program. It looks like Outlook, so there’s a smaller learning curve. What does 
CRM have to do with healthcare? There is a version of Microsoft Dynamics just for healthcare. It can have many faces, administration, patients, and integrates with Amalga.
With economic conditions, Microsoft is making the product more affordable and offers financing. It can also be hosted in the cloud and works with Microsoft business intelligence software for additional analysis procedures and reporting. Cerner recently announced they were also working with Microsoft Dynamics.
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The first is Business Ready Flexible Pay, which gives new Microsoft Dynamics ERP and CRM customers in the U.S. the option to purchase the solutions today but pay for them in equal payments over three years. Unlike financing offers that may have associated interest charges and application processes, this represents an opportunity for businesses to manage their budgets and drive business productivity with Microsoft Dynamics when they really need it. The Business Ready Flexible Pay initiative is one of many examples of how Microsoft is helping customers make strategic IT investments and realize rapid return on investment. While other vendors have significantly raised their maintenance fees over the past year, Microsoft has not only held its enhancement rates steady, but has also launched a number of money-saving offers, again raising the bar for customer services established earlier through Microsoft’s Business Ready Customer Care.
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