CRM system design is a balancing act, between requirements and solution:
- Requirements: Potential benefits vs. complexity and the time and costs involved with their realisation
- Solution: Complexity & whether to buy, build or wait for a new standard release
Our Design Surgeries help to define the high-level Salesforce.com solution design that will best realise your Salesforce.com strategy and requirements specification:
- Information architecture: Data entities, business terminology, data management strategy
- Systems architecture: Systems, master data, interfaces (batch, real-time or manual process triggers)
- Salesforce data schema: CRM, extensions, AppExchange modules, customisations...
- Initial solution blueprint: to be realised in the set-up phase
- Feature release road-map: the to do list for future phases
The Salesforce.com Design Surgery is the third step in rapid rapid Salesforce.com implementation for smaller, simpler project situations; addressing strategic requirements and defining how Salesforce.com will be configured during subsequent set-up activities.
Surgery sessions can be used stand-alone or combined, to form a full Salesforce.com project framework. They can also be used within larger, more complex project settings to kick-off or review project phases.
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