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Dell Cloud Business Applications Now Includes Salesforce Service Cloud
Dell (News
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Dell Cloud Integrated CRM now includes Salesforce Sales Cloud and Service Cloud and can be deployed through a subscription over the Internet. Therefore there is no requirement for hardware or software to be brought or maintained on the premises. All that is needed is a small effort at the implementation stage to ensure that sales account managers and customer service representatives are able to respond to customers efficiently. Dell's integrated CRM solution makes use of the Dell Boomi integration cloud to effortlessly connect the Salesforce Sales Cloud and Service Cloud to as many clouds as needed irrespective of whether they are SaaS (News
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In a release, Paulette Altmaier, Vice President, Dell Small and Medium Business, said, "The life of a growing business often hinges on the strength of its customer service. Dell Integrated CRM with Salesforce Service Cloud helps small and medium businesses not only attain excellent customer service interactions across every service channel but also maximize the value of their existing application investments, and leverage data streams from all enterprise data and all service channels."
With this growing Integrated CRM solution from Dell, service professionals will now be able to identify customer dissatisfaction that may be present in other business systems. This can include unpaid invoices, a lower number of orders, and other core information. It will help staff improve on their service knowledge and enhance first call resolution by bringing together order history databases. One will be able to access the complete customer case details that earlier were in individual sales automation, contract management, and other record systems.
With this new upgrade, one will be able Share data between Service Cloud and product bug tracking systems. This will make way for accurate and current data as well as a consistent response to any product issues.
Carolyn John is a Contributor to TMCnet. To read more of her articles, please columnist page.
Edited by Rich Steeves

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