Why Salesforce Projects Fail (And It Usually Isn't Salesforce's Fault)
Salesforce is rarely the real problem. Projects fail when organizations build technology before they define how the business should work.
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Salesforce is rarely the real problem. Projects fail when organizations build technology before they define how the business should work.
Read the insight →The strongest nonprofit systems are not the ones with the most features. They are the ones that make it easier for staff to serve the mission.
Read the insight →A strategy can be technically sound and still fail if the people responsible for carrying it out never truly adopt it.
Read the insight →Inspiration has a short shelf life when nothing changes after the team gets home. The better question is how learning turns into action.
Read the insight →Giving a field or sales team an iPad does not transform the business. Designing what happens on that iPad can.
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