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Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 with Business Contact Manager | 
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List Price: $149.95 Buy New: $89.99 You Save: $59.96 (40%)
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Rating: 49 reviews Sales Rank: 72
Format: Cd-rom Platforms: Windows Xp Home Edition, Windows Xp Professional, Windows Xp, Windows Vista Media: CD-ROM Edition: with Business Contact Manager Autographed: No Memorabilia: No Operating System: Windows XP Home Edition Shipping Weight (lbs): 3 Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.5 x 1.5
MPN: NFA-00023 Model: 45931G UPC: 882224581905 EAN: 0882224581905 ASIN: B000WEJYM4
Release Date: January 14, 2008 Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping Availability: Pre-Order (0-0 Business Days)
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| Features:
| Manage all your contact, prospect, and customer information in one place | | Manage sales leads and opportunities more effectively | | Easily manage marketing campaigns from concept to delivery | | Forecast sales and analyze data using flexible reports; customize contact, prospect, and customer information | | Share information easily and more securely with multi-user access |
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Amazon.com Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 with Business Contact Manager integrates small business contact management with Outlook. Now you can easily manage contact and customer information and track sales and marketing activities in one place. The new information dashboard provides a snapshot of your sales pipeline so you can make decisions and stay focused on your priorities. | Now you can integrate all of your contact and customer information and history, including communications, tasks, and appointments, with your e-mail and calendar in Outlook. | The information you need to pursue sales opportunities is at your fingertips. | Organize All Your Customer Information in One Place New contact and customer management features are integrated into the powerful and familiar functions of Outlook. - Get a consolidated view of contacts and customers.
Centralize all contact-related information within the familiar look and feel of Outlook. With contact history, source, status, sales amount, closing potential, e-mail messages, phone calls, tasks, appointments, documents, and notes all referenced in one place, you can effectively manage your sales opportunities and activities, and provide better service to your customers. - Customize contact and customer information.
Office Outlook 2007 with Business Contact Manager is flexible and adaptable, so you can capture the information that is most relevant to your sales and business processes. - Share customer information with coworkers.
Provide employees throughout your company with more secure multiuser access to customer, lead, and opportunity information. - Stay productive when you are out of the office.
While on the road, you can work offline on your portable computer or Pocket PC and then synchronize data when you return. - View customer financial history at a glance.
When used together with Microsoft Office Accounting 2007 , Office Outlook 2007 with Business Contact Manager provides a complete view of customer financial information and communication history all in one place. Changes in either Office Accounting 2007 or Office Outlook 2007 with Business Contact Manager result in automatic updates to the other program. - Simplify your billing process.
When used together with Office Accounting 2007, Office Outlook 2007 with Business Contact Manager helps you track appointments on your Outlook calendar, mark them as billable, and automatically send them to Office Accounting 2007 for easy customer invoicing. Phone logs and project tasks can also be marked as billable. - Easily import contact information from other applications.
To get started fast, you can easily transfer contact information from your other applications, including Microsoft Office Excel, Microsoft Office Word, Microsoft Office Access, or ACT!. Use new filtering features to select data and then export the information to Excel for further analysis. | Step-by-step guides lead you through the process of creating marketing campaigns. | Use Mail Merge to personalize marketing communications and generate greater response. | Forecast and Manage Sales Opportunities Office Outlook 2007 with Business Contact Manager integrates your e-mail, calendar, and customer information so you can easily identify and follow up on opportunities throughout the sales process. - Identify your best opportunities.
Track your prospects, leads, and customers from initial contact through closing and after the sale. Monitor opportunities by type, sales stage, projected amount of sale, and probability of closing, and then easily assign leads to your employees. - Get a snapshot view of your sales pipeline.
The new central information dashboard summarizes your important sales metrics to help you make decisions and prioritize tasks, and you can customize the metrics to meet your unique needs. - Forecast sales and analyze data.
Get a consolidated view of your sales pipeline and easily forecast sales. Choose from a variety of customer, lead, and opportunity reports with advanced capabilities to help get a complete picture of your sales activities. You can sort and filter information, drill deeper for more details, and export your findings to Excel for further analysis. - Convert sales opportunities into quotes, orders, and invoices.
When you use Office Outlook 2007 with Business Contact Manager with Office Accounting 2007, you can automatically turn sales opportunities into quotes, orders, and invoices. Track and Monitor Marketing Campaign Activities Easy-to-use tools help you distribute personalized marketing communications and track the results in-house. - Get step-by-step guidance for creating your campaigns.
New tools guide you through marketing campaign activities, including compiling your mailing list, distributing materials, and tracking your results. - Track marketing campaign activity by customer.
The marketing materials you send are automatically included in customer and prospect communications histories. - Measure the success of your campaign.
Use the new marketing campaign tracking feature to track campaign responses and assess the success of your campaign so you can target your marketing budget effectively in the future. - Market more effectively using personalized communications.
Create custom mailing lists by filtering customer and prospect data from within Office Outlook 2007 with Business Contact Manager. Then use improved Mail Merge integration with Microsoft Office Publisher, Word, and HTML to personalize, print, and send marketing materials via e-mail. Manage Project-Related Information in One Place New capabilities help you manage project-related tasks and information in one place and share project-related information with others in the company. - Track, view, and access project activities and tasks in one place.
The new Business Projects feature in Office Outlook 2007 with Business Contact Manager centralizes all your project information, including activities, e-mail messages, meetings, notes, and attachments. - Assign project tasks to others.
Using the new Project Tasks feature, you can assign tasks to others and automatically transfer the task information to their task lists, To-Do Bar, and Outlook reminders.
Product Description Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 with Business Contact Manager offers powerful customer and contact management to help you save time, improve sales and marketing, and deliver better customer service. Organize and manage all your contact, prospect, and customer information in one place. Track leads and opportunities throughout the sales cycle. Easily create, personalize, and track direct marketing campaigns in-house, and centralize your project-related information so you can stay organized and monitor tasks with automated reminders. Forecast sales and analyze data using flexible reports. Share information easily and more securely with multi-user access
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| Customer Reviews: Read 44 more reviews...
Less Features, More Cumbersome December 31, 2008 Very little change, less features (does not support animated gif's or stationary).
Outlook 2007 now uses Microsoft Word as its rendering engine for all incoming emails. In Outlook 2003 (and earlier), email with animated gif's would look great, because it uses Internet Explorer to render the emails, leaving the HTML alone. However, in Outlook 2007, Microsoft Word literally rewrites your beautiful HTML into Word-like HTML, leaving out the creative touches that used to be available until Outlook 2007.
So why buy Outlook 2007?
BCM not really December 28, 2008 ZERO STARS***Outlook with BCM is not really a contact manager at all it is just Outlook with a seperate database attached. What is interesting and frustrating is that the software moves from being Outlook to BCM. If you drag and drop a BCM contact onto the calendar and then open the entry it opens as a "Contact" not "BCM Contact" so the options available revert to those of a contact for example you cannot create a history item from the screen that opens even though it was a BCM contact! The calendar will not allow you to click on a line item and open the scheduled BCM contact (or any contact for that matter) a huge drawback! So your calendar line item will say "call Joe" but when you open the line item it takes you to a worthless screen not to Joe's BCM contact info. Better off to stick with Sage's horrible version of ACT then BCM which is just a waste of time. Sad very sad.
Outlook and BCM do not share contact information November 11, 2008 Outlook with Business Contact Manager is a misnomer. BCM is in reality a bolt-on application that works alongside Outlook with a similar file structure. This would be a fine arrangement except that Outlook and BCM do not integrate together. For example, contacts with the same name in both Outlook and BCM are different contacts and do not share information nor do they synchronize in any way. I use a hosted Outlook Exchange service that keeps my desk and mobile email and contacts synchronized. When I moved a contact from Outlook to BCM I lost visibility of that contact through Exchange and the contact became visible only through my desktop. This is an unacceptable backward step. I just wasted the hundred bucks I spent on the Outlook with BCM application. As best I can tell, the best contact manager/CRM systems are now the web 2.0/hosted applications such as Salesforce, Zoho, Sugar, etc. I suggest using one of them. Good luck.
Lead a stray November 10, 2008 The business contact manager info on your website did NOT give any idea that one would need to buy a subscription to make the business Contact Manager function.
I NEVER would have paid extra for this feature if I knew it would incur additional MONTHLY costs!!!!
Better Off Staying with Older Version September 12, 2008 I've had the new version of Outlook for a few months now and have been quite disappointed in it's entire performance. I purchased the version with the business contact manager in order to sync with my Quickbooks information. It turns out it only works with Microsoft's "Money" application. So I decided to keep using it and take advantage of the few usable features I found in it. To my further disappointment my Word 2002 began freezing if I had Outlook open. I finally had to upgrade to the Office Suite that included the Outlook 2007 as well. But my problems did not stop there I tried using the program to receive my Gmail and after downloading my messages and attempting to answer the program freezes. This is using the IMAP format. I've gone over my settings a number of times and checked out my online Gmail settings as well. It turned out that the bug was improved by eliminating my online Gmail folders then sorting the mail into Outlook folders once I received it in Outlook. I run an Home XP OS on my laptop. In a nutshell, not enough bang for the buck. Best to maintain older 2002 version or buy the entire suite. It may be pretty, but so was my last useless secretary!
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