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re: Dumping Google for Mac based small business
Posted on 10/7/14 at 12:17 am to Meauxjeaux
Posted on 10/7/14 at 12:17 am to Meauxjeaux
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Nice list of yesterday's junk.
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Anyone familiar with a good Mac based CRM?
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So, my point is that you aren't being clear as to what you're want because your question presents a false dichotomy. The best I can deduce is that you want one of the following two things:
1. A CRM with thick client pieces that run on Macs. Sounds really cutting edge.
2. A CRM that you can host in-house on a bare-metal server that is running OSX Server. Again.. wow.
You also keep talking about domains and google as if they are dependent on your CRM solution. All 3 of those pieces can move independently of each other, imo. I guess maybe you are also asking what software you can use to build and manage a domain out of your macs. Yet, you didn't specify what about google's directory service you disliked. It's also unclear as to what kind of servers you plan to run this on. I don't know man, you're never going to get a good answer like this.
Just put it all on the cloud.. oh wait. That's yesterday's junk.
Posted on 10/7/14 at 12:42 pm to Asgard Device
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You also keep talking about domains and google as if they are dependent on your CRM solution. All 3 of those pieces can move independently of each other, imo.
I'm actually talking about changing all three.
I state how I am set up now.
I state that I don't want to be tied to Google any longer.
I state that I am going to have iphones and Macs only in the new system.
I am asking what others are using in their office and how they like them.
If you're an IT guy, it's the perfect opportunity to say "we're all Mac and we do XYZ and love it!" Whether that is in house or cloud or whatever.
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