7 Signs Your Warehousing Business Has Outgrown Its CRM or Spreadsheets
Billing errors, inventory discrepancies, client trust issues? Discover the 7 signs your warehousing business has outgrown its CRM or spreadsheets.
With the SharePoint conference in May, Mark Kashman wrote a blog about new features coming to SharePoint which will enrich the capability and experience for users. With these updates due to be rolled out, we thought we would take a look at what is coming.

The ability to access the full power of SharePoint from within Teams will provide the document library features with the collaboration capabilities of Teams.

To help improve creativity and thinking critically, new tools are needed to communicate and access data. These include:
Communicate to your staff via your intranet using a wide range of tools.

Move away from email-centered staff communications with easy to create content including documents, videos, polls, and surveys.

With the latest tools, you will be able to control who views what content, so that you can target your audiences better. With this innovation, you will not need customization or page proliferation to manage your portal.

Hub sites and communication sites help you to disseminate business goals and messaging throughout your company.

Configurable web parts pull in content from across Office 365 to provide a rich and integrated experience.

Driven by customer use and feedback, Microsoft has announced a range of mobile innovations to help staff to work on the go. As well as an improved information architecture (IA), there is a range of new features:
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Billing errors, inventory discrepancies, client trust issues? Discover the 7 signs your warehousing business has outgrown its CRM or spreadsheets.
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