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Welcome to Jeff Loucks' blog. All good things have a purpose and this blog is devoted to building business based on solid IT foundations. With sections focused on line of business apps this is both the place to discuss the potential business impact and the technical issues related to using technology as it becomes available.

You will find sections related to the following business applications

~ CRM
~ Project Server
~ Navision
~ Great Plains
~ Axapta
~ Live Communications Server
~ Sharepoint
~ Customer Developed Solutions
~ Third Party Applications.
~ and many more

We will also have business consultants drop in to give advice on running a small business in a technology era.

I hope to encourage frequent posts from other MVPs and experts to supplement this blog. Get your feedback flowing and stop back often as the content should keep a steady flow.

Cheers,

Jeff Loucks SBS MVP
Senior Soulition Archtect
Available Technology
For Professionals www.availabletech.net

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CRM - What CFOs and Controllers might want to know - Part 1

When the investment in CRM question comes before a CFO or sophisticated buyer they will sometimes try to understand the financial arguments helping to justify the investment. We have often looked at Return on Investment (ROI) cost justifications. Typically...

Published Tue, Jul 24 2007 2:46 by jeffl
TechEd 2007 Orlando - See you there

I am really looking forward to speaking with people at TechEd. If you are going and want to arrange a time to meet send me a note. (jeff at available tech dot net). I will be presenting three topics this year. Code Title Date/Time Room ARC319 Small Business...

Published Thu, Apr 19 2007 10:30 by jeffl
SBS and VISTA/Office 2007

SBS 2003 R2: Vista and Office 2007 compatibility update An update will be sent through the Microsoft Update to Windows SBS 2003 with SP1 and Windows SBS 2003 R2 customers in the March timeframe. If you need the update before then, it can also be downloaded...

Published Sat, Feb 10 2007 1:57 by jeffl
Understanding what can go offline with the CRM Laptop Client

This article covers some default feature of what can be taken offline with the CRM Laptop Client for Outlook. In the first section it discusses what is not available offline. In the second Section it describes the prefined filters for specifying what...

Published Thu, Jan 25 2007 7:25 by jeffl
Notes for Mobile Clients with CRM 3.0

If you are using the CRM mobile client keep an eye out for issues related to forms and reports being too large, The following postwill help you adjust the size of the UploadReadAheadSize property. Typically you will see "http Error 413 Request too Large...

Published Wed, Jan 24 2007 21:39 by jeffl
Restricting Visibility to CRM Reports

There are five types of report-related access you can control: a.. Who can export data to Microsoft Office Excel. b.. Who can add, delete, rename, and upload reports, and modify report properties and default filters. c.. Which data each user can see....

Published Wed, Jan 17 2007 21:43 by jeffl
Initial - International Niagara Information Technology Influencers and Leaders

http://theinitial.com About Us: We are a group of IT Professionals, Academics and Vendors looking to broaden our impact through the pursuit of knowledge, professional development and community involvement. Our membership is geographically centered on...

Published Sun, Nov 13 2005 6:43 by jeffl
Stable Tech... Manure In Equals Manure Out

Are you frustrated by technology in your business? Are you the IT contractor or IT person in a small business that can’t get the boss to focus on the businesses technology needs? You are not alone and here are a few tips on how to address these...

Published Sun, Nov 7 2004 12:32 by jeffl
Technology for Small Businesses - 3 Questions Owners Should Ask

Entering the mind of a small business owner you will find a tactical and strategic thinker. This is a person who has chosen to put their livelihood in their own hands and accepts complete responsibility for pleasing enough customers and clients every...

Published Thu, Oct 28 2004 11:11 by jeffl
Government Funding for Research and Innovation in Small Businesses.

When it comes to government investment in research and development different countries have different implementations of their incentives to research and development. In the USA, a competitive structure of grants empowers businesses by direct cash infusions...

Published Sun, Oct 24 2004 14:29 by jeffl

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