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- Subject: Re: BCM networking
- Author: Brad Covell
- Date: 07 Jul
- References: 1
BCM is an addon to Outlook, the data is not stored in Exchange but rather a
SQL 2005 database. If you set up a main BCM database most likely on your
database server each of the client machines with Outlook BCM installed can
synchronize their data with the main database to maintain up-to-date
customer information.
BCM is basically another set of data files within Outlook that has forms
that display data from the BCM database.
Brad
officepoint.blogspot.com
"Alan C" <nospam@noisp.com> wrote in message
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SQL 2005 database. If you set up a main BCM database most likely on your
database server each of the client machines with Outlook BCM installed can
synchronize their data with the main database to maintain up-to-date
customer information.
BCM is basically another set of data files within Outlook that has forms
that display data from the BCM database.
Brad
officepoint.blogspot.com
"Alan C" <nospam@noisp.com> wrote in message
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>I have a client with SBS2k3 based networking that is looking for a basic
>(they are a service company) CRM solution.
>
> If we look at OL2k7 w BCM, can this be integrated with the Exchange, or
> can BCM contacts be shared across he workgroup?
>
> Any guidance gratefully accepted.
>(they are a service company) CRM solution.
>
> If we look at OL2k7 w BCM, can this be integrated with the Exchange, or
> can BCM contacts be shared across he workgroup?
>
> Any guidance gratefully accepted.
| 03 Jul | BCM networking | .Alan C |
| 07 Jul |  Re: BCM networking | .Brad Covell |
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