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On Sep 14, 5:42 pm, Dirck <Di...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
You could host the database in one location and have the others
connect to it over a VPN, but the network latency may make Outlook/BCM
too slow.
An alternative is to synchronize the two a regular internals by
mailing exported file (e.g. all the records modified in the last week)
between sites.
> Our company has two locations, 1 in Seattle and 1 in Sacramento. We are
> trying to use BCM 2007 as our CRM solution but I cannot find a way for us to
> reference the same database, or to easily synchronize our databases. Is
> there a solution here other than switching to a non-MS solution? Thanks in
> advance for any suggestions!
> trying to use BCM 2007 as our CRM solution but I cannot find a way for us to
> reference the same database, or to easily synchronize our databases. Is
> there a solution here other than switching to a non-MS solution? Thanks in
> advance for any suggestions!
You could host the database in one location and have the others
connect to it over a VPN, but the network latency may make Outlook/BCM
too slow.
An alternative is to synchronize the two a regular internals by
mailing exported file (e.g. all the records modified in the last week)
between sites.
| 14 Sep 2007 | Sharing BCM for Outlook 2007 between remote locations | .Dirck |
| 16 Sep 2007 |  Re: Sharing BCM for Outlook 2007 between remote locations | .Luther |
| 04 Nov 2008 |  RE: Sharing BCM for Outlook 2007 between remote locations | .TimH |
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