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The Dynamics 365 Sales Mobile App Helps Salespeople Stay Productive From Anywhere

January 20, 2021   CRM News and Info

 The Dynamics 365 Sales Mobile App Helps Salespeople Stay Productive From Anywhere

The new Dynamics 365 Sales mobile app, now available for preview, is optimized to help your Sales team stay productive from wherever they’re working. The key capabilities of the mobile app enable sellers to prepare more thoroughly for customer engagements, log and share information quickly, and easily find information they need. You will not only be able to view data from Dynamics 365, but you’ll also be able to view data from Exchange in the app.

Benefits of using the Dynamics 365 Sales Mobile App

  • Utilize time more effectively – Field sellers spend a lot of time on the road, traveling to meet clients. With the mobile app, “on-the-go” time becomes productive time.
  • Easy – The Dynamics 365 Sales mobile app is easy to use. You can simply sign into the mobile app by using the same work email address used for Dynamics 365. Salespeople can easily find the information they are looking for.  Salespeople can easily find contacts and recent records. The app is exceedingly simple to navigate and is available on both iOS and Android.
  • Stay more organized -Salespeople are able to take post-meeting actions such as adding notes, creating contacts, or updating important data in relevant records. It becomes a cinch to stay up-to-date with important information.
  • Plan – The mobile app can be used to plan and map out your day by seeing what your day has in store – in terms of upcoming meetings, appointments, etc. Upon opening the app, salespeople immediately see reminders about customer meetings or insights for the day.
  • Build customer relationships and loyalty – Salespeople have quick access to customer information on-the-go, making it easy to keep information up to date and to respond to customers quicker. This not only simplifies the customer relationship, but also helps sellers to focus on selling. Salespeople go into meetings better prepared – as they can review important customer information prior to customer engagements.

Home page

Upon opening the Dynamics 365 Sales mobile app on your mobile device, you’ll see the home page. This home page provides high level information on the meetings and insight cards – specific to you.

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The home page displays five different types of information: meetings, recent contacts, recent records, reminders, and insights.

Meetings

The meetings section shows important information to salespeople about the last meeting they were in, as well as the next meeting coming up. They will also have the ability to see information on all meetings in this section.

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THEY CAN FIND THE GUY WHO BROKE A WINDOW BUT NOT A MURDERER?

January 20, 2021   Humor
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You just know the left is protecting its own in the murder of Ashli Babbitt:

A Kentucky man who is accused of breaking a window of the Capitol building moments before Ashli Babbitt was fatally shot during the insurrection earlier this month has been arrested.

Chad Barrett Jones, 42, of Coxs Creek, Kentucky, was arrested in Louisville on Saturday and charged with assault on a federal officer, destruction of government property, obstruction of justice, unlawful entry on restricted building or grounds, and violent entry and disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds, the FBI said in a news release.

According to an FBI charging affidavit, Jones broke a window near the House Speaker’s Lobby that Babbitt tried to climb through as she was fatally shot.

The affidavit cites video from the Washington Post, alleging that Jones can be seen striking a door to the lobby’s glass panels with what appeared to be a wooden flag pole.

Watch: Man standing next to Ashli Babbitt as she was shot and killed has been arrested

The crowd around the man can be heard shouting “Break it down” and “let’s f—— go!” as he struck the glass, the FBI said.

Seconds after the glass panel was broken, Babbitt, 35, was shot by a police officer as she tried to climb through it to enter the lobby.

Babbitt and four others died in the Capitol riot, which was carried out by supporters of President Donald Trump who stormed the building as Congress debated Electoral College votes from the 2020 election won by President-elect Joe Biden.

FBI Special Agent Javier Gonzalez said in the affidavit that a witness identified Jones through a tip to the FBI National Threat Operation Center.

The witness said Jones was a relative who had told him he traveled to Washington DC and had used a flag pole holding a flag supporting Trump to break the Capitol window.

Another person, who identified himself as a friend of Jones, told the FBI that Jones had called him after seeing himself on the news, and called himself an idiot, according to the affidavit.

Jones is scheduled to appear in court on January 19.

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TIBCO4Good and She Loves Data Offer Free Data Skills Workshops During a Time of Vulnerability

January 20, 2021   TIBCO Spotfire
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New to designing meaningful, interactive data visualizations and dashboards? Want to learn how to better understand and prepare your data? Then TIBCO4Good™’s recently launched “Back on Your Feet” program is for you. Built in partnership with Singapore Management University (SMU) and She Loves Data, this global program can help you up your data visualization and dashboard building skills and stay competitive in today’s professional job market. 

Back on Your Feet Program: Empowering Individuals Impacted by the Pandemic  

The “Back on Your Feet” program was designed specifically to help educate individuals affected by the global COVID-19 pandemic. It offers a series of workshops and training sessions to empower individuals who may have lost their jobs due to the pandemic and want to increase their competitiveness in an increasingly tough marketplace. 

SMU, a premier university in Asia, internationally recognized for its research and distinguished teaching, has developed the course content, including discussions on how to design, develop, and deploy analytic dashboards. “The pandemic has upended the lives and livelihoods of many around the world. As an engaged city university with a strong suite of expertise in computing research and education, the School of Computing and Information Systems is keen to contribute to this meaningful program by TIBCO through our partnership with She Loves Data to upskill and re-skill individuals impacted by the economic malaise, thereby creating a positive impact on the community in Singapore and beyond,” said Professor Pang Hwee Hwa, Dean of SMU School of Computing and Information Systems.

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From left to right: Nina Conseil, Global Certification Programs at She Loves Data, Bernard Tay and Justin Choy are Teaching Assistants and Rafael J. Barros is Senior Lecturer at the School of Computing and Information Systems, Singapore Management University

Program Benefits and Session Structure

Upon completion of the workshops, participants are certified as dashboard and forecasting specialists and receive a free TIBCO Spotfire® license for a year. The program began in APJ in November and December 2020, will extend to the U.S. in early 2021, followed closely by EMEA.

Here’s a quick overview of the program structure:

  • Module 1: Dashboard exploration as an end user; Marking and filtering concepts 
  • Module 2: Asking the right questions by understanding what data is important; Foundations of charts and basic visualizations
  • Module 3: Basics in data cleaning, advanced visualizations, and connecting to multiple data sources
  • Module 4: Designing the dashboard for end-user consumption 

Your Chance to Up Your Dashboarding Skills

Join us for the second edition of a series of four training modules designed to help you become a dashboard specialist. In the first session, 230 attendees participated actively in the program. Register now for the next event on February 20th!
And to learn more about other TIBCO4Good initiatives helping communities around the world, head to www.tibco.com/tibco4good.

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Aurora partners with Paccar to develop driverless trucks

January 20, 2021   Big Data

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Self-driving startup Aurora today announced a partnership with Paccar to build and deploy autonomous trucks. It’s Aurora’s first commercial application in trucking, and the company says it will combine its engineering teams around an “accelerated development program” to create driverless-capable trucks starting with the Peterbilt 579 and the Kenworth T680.

Some experts predict the pandemic will hasten adoption of autonomous vehicles for delivery. Self-driving cars, vans, and trucks promise to minimize the risk of spreading disease by limiting driver contact. This is particularly true with regard to short-haul freight, which is experiencing a spike in volume during the outbreak. The producer price index for local truckload carriage jumped 20.4% from July to August, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, most likely propelled by demand for short-haul distribution from warehouses and distribution centers to ecommerce fulfillment centers and stores.

Aurora — which recently acquired Uber’s Advanced Technologies Group, the ride-hailing company’s driverless vehicle division, reportedly for around $ 4 billion — says it will work with Paccar to create an “expansive” plan for future autonomous trucks. Aurora and Paccar plan to work closely on “all aspects of collaboration,” from component sourcing and vehicle technology enhancements to the integration of the Peterbilt and Kenworth vehicles with Aurora’s hardware, software, and operational services.

 Aurora partners with Paccar to develop driverless trucks

Aurora will test and validate the driverless Peterbilt and Kenworth trucks at Paccar’s technical center in Mt. Vernon, Washington, as well as on public roads. The companies expect them to be deployed in North America within the next several years, during which time Paccar and Aurora will evaluate additional collaboration opportunities with Peterbilt, Kenworth, and DAF truck models and geographies.

Aurora, which was cofounded by Chris Urmson, one of the original leaders of the Google self-driving car project that became Waymo, has its sights set on freight delivery for now. In January, Aurora said that after a year of focusing on capabilities including merging, nudging, and unprotected left-hand turns, its autonomous system — the Aurora Driver, which has been integrated into six different types of vehicles to date, including sedans, SUVs, minivans, commercial vans, and freight trucks — can perform each seamlessly, “even in dense urban environments.” More recently, Aurora, which recently said it has over 1,600 employees, announced it will begin testing driverless vehicles, including semi trucks, in parts of Texas.

Last year, Aurora raised investments from Amazon and others totaling $ 600 million at a valuation of over $ 2 billion, a portion of which it spent to acquire lidar sensor startup Blackmore. (Lidar, a fixture on many autonomous vehicles designs, measures the distance to target objects by illuminating them with laser light and measuring the reflected pulses.) Now valued at $ 10 billion, Pittsburgh-based Aurora has committed to hiring more workers, with a specific focus on mid- to senior-level engineers in software and infrastructure, robotics, hardware, cloud, and firmware. The AGT purchase could grow the size of its workforce from around 600 to nearly 1,200, accounting for ATG’s roughly 1,200 employees.

Paccar, which was founded in 1905, is among the largest manufacturers of medium- and heavy-duty trucks in the world. The company engages in the design, manufacture, and customer support of light-, medium- and heavy-duty trucks under the Kenworth, Peterbilt, Leyland Trucks, and DAF nameplates.

The value of goods transported as freight cargo in the U.S. was estimated to be about $ 50 billion each day in 2013. And the driverless truck market — which is anticipated to reach 6,700 units globally after totaling $ 54.23 billion in 2019 — stands to save the logistics and shipping industry $ 70 billion annually while boosting productivity by 30%. Besides promised cost savings, the growth of trucking automation has been driven by a shortage of drivers. In 2018, the American Trucking Associations estimated that 50,000 more truckers were needed to close the gap in the U.S., despite the sidelining of proposed U.S. Transportation Department screenings for sleep apnea.

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“Without Data, Nothing” — Building Apps That Last With Data

January 20, 2021   Sisense

Every company is becoming a data company. Data-Powered Apps delves into how product teams are infusing insights into applications and services to build products that will delight users and stand the test of time.

In philosophy, a “sine qua non” is something without which the phenomenon under consideration cannot exist. For modern apps, that “something” is data and analytics. No matter what a company does, a brilliant app concept alone is insufficient. You have to deftly integrate data and analytics into your product to succeed. 

Whatever your audience, your users are getting more and more used to seeing data and analytics infused throughout apps, products, and services of all kinds. We’ll dig into ways companies can use data and analytics to succeed in the modern app marketplace and look at some now-extinct players that might have thrived with the right data in their platforms.

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Sentiment analysis in customer messages

Yik Yak was an anonymous chat app that looked promising initially but failed because of problems that could have been resolved with data and analytics. What made Yik Yak popular was the exotic feature that enabled members to chat anonymously with others in the same geographic vicinity. Unfortunately, that feature was also the cause of the app’s demise: Yik Yak capitalized as a startup with about $ 75 million and grew to a value of $ 400 million before uncontrolled cyberbullying ruined its reputation. After Yik Yak’s name was spoiled as a result of abusive chat, the company could not sell ads on its platform, meaning it could no longer monetize its innovative concept.

How could Yik Yak have used data and analytics to avert disaster? Luma Health showed how message data can be analyzed for mood and meaning by using AI/ML methods on a data lake of chat messages. Yik Yak could have tagged message content with the originating IP address and then quickly blocked messages from that IP after abusive language was detected. This hindsight can now become foresight for other enterprising companies.

The benefits of leveraging collective data

Color Labs was another successful startup whose failure could have been avoided with the right analytics. Although the company’s investment in AI and convolutional neural networks (CNNs) may have been significant, in retrospect, an innovative use of these technologies on the right data could have given it a better shot at survival. The basic service model behind Color Labs’ app was that users would share images and then see images from other users who were posting pictures in the same vicinity (a media-based counterpart to Yik Yak’s concept). The app failed in part for reasons that new dating apps often fail: Needing to go live with a million users on day one! Color Labs’ users joined up only to find little or nothing posted in their vicinity, giving them little incentive to post and share. and leaving them feeling alone in an empty room. The company ultimately folded.

How could data insights have solved this problem for Color Labs? Leveraging the right collective datasets with CNNs could have identified images tagged to a geographical place already freely shared on the internet. Those images could be used to populate the app and get the user engagement ball rolling. Using CNNs in that way is expensive but justifiable if it means keeping the company afloat long enough to reach profitability. New dating app startups actually use a similar trick — purchasing a database of names and pictures and then filling in the blanks to create an artificial set of matches to temporarily satisfy new subscribers’ cravings for instant gratification (one such database is marketed as “50,000 profiles.”) The gamble is that new subscribers will remain hopeful long enough for a number of subscribers to join up and validate their existence. Color Labs could have benefited from existing media with a much lower cost in terms of ethical compromise as well.

Forecasting and modeling business costs

Shyp was an ingenious service app that failed for a number of reasons, but one of those reasons could have been fixed easily with data insights. The basic innovation of Shyp was to package an item for you and then ship it using a standard service like FedEx. The company’s shortcut, which turned out to be a business model error, was to charge a fixed rate of $ 5 for packaging. Whether the item to ship was a mountain bike or a keychain, the flat rate of $ 5 for packaging was a hole in Shyp’s hull, one that sank the company in short order.

Shyp’s mistake could have been resolved cleverly by using the wealth of existing data about object volume, weight, fragility, temperature sensitivity, and other factors to create an intelligent packaging price calculator. Such a database could even have included local variations in the price of packing materials such as foam peanuts, tape, boxes, and bubble wrap, and have presented the calculation at time of payment. Flat fees are attractive and can be used as loss leaders when trying to gather new customers or differentiate oneself in a crowded market, but if you aren’t Amazon, then you need to square the circle somehow. A data-driven algorithm for shipping prices (or whatever your service is) doesn’t just make good business sense — it can even be a selling point!

Social vs. personal networks: Sentiment analysis in data

“Path” fashioned itself an anti-Facebook: According to its founder, former Facebook developer Dave Morin, Path was a “personal network,” not a social network, where people could share “the story of their lives with their closest friends and family.” And for a moment it almost looked like Path might allow people to do just that. The startup boasted a whopping $ 500 million value with steadfast investor confidence that lasted all the way until it faded into obscurity, ultimately being purchased by a Korean tech firm and then removed from app stores. Path intended to enforce its mission to provide personal networks of true friends by limiting each user’s friend count to 50. The friend limit was perceived as detrimental to Path’s success at a time when Facebook users often had thousands of friends, but this alone did not account for the apparent irrelevance of the novel app. What was the missing piece? Data analysis.

Path could have sustained itself as a stalwart alternative to Facebook users disenchanted with the endless mill of likes and heart emojis. The key would have lain in sentiment analysis of user message content: By using natural language processing methods to distinguish close friends from distant acquaintances, Path could have offered its users an innovative platform for knowing who their “real friends” were.

Data analytics and the competitive future

We have seen that startup apps based on ingenious concepts and with funding levels over $ 100 million failed for a variety of reasons that could have been ameliorated or averted with savvy, transformative uses of data, analytics, and insights. One of the original e-hailing taxi companies failed for no other reason than the founding designers’ lack of awareness that Yellow cab drivers in New York at that time did not carry mobile phones!

Data is not only useful for calculating and forecasting the future, it’s a must-have for your app. Every company with a novel concept to unleash into the market must face the reality, as these companies did, that a good idea alone won’t guarantee an app’s success. Innovative use of data in concert with that idea is something that no modern app can survive without.

Jack Cieslak is a 10-year veteran of the tech world. He’s written for Amazon, CB Insights, and others, on topics ranging from ecommerce and VC investments to crazy product launches and top-secret startup projects.

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SO MUCH FOR GLOBAL WARMING, EH?

January 19, 2021   Humor
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Melting icebergs to cause an ice age.

Icebergs in the Antarctic gradually melting further and further from the frozen continent could be the trigger that plunges Earth into a new ice age, study finds.

Researchers from Cardiff University reconstructed past climate conditions and identified tiny fragments of Antarctic rock dropped in the open ocean as part of a study designed to understand how ice ages begin.

Ice age cycles over the past 1.6 million years have been paced by periodic changes to Earth’s orbit of the Sun – changing how much solar radiation reaches the surface.

However, before this study little was known about how changes in solar energy from small changes in the orbit could so dramatically change Earth’s climate.

They found that melting icebergs gradually move freshwater from the Southern to the Atlantic Ocean by melting further from Antarctica – causing a change in ocean circulation and plunging the planet into a cold period – triggering an ice age.

The impact of human-created CO2 emissions could make the Southern Ocean too warm for Antarctic icebergs to reach, bringing an end to this 1.6 million year cycle of ice ages starting with melting icebergs, study authors warned.

In their study, the team propose that when the orbit of Earth around the Sun is just right, Antarctic icebergs begin to melt further and further away from Antarctica.

This results in huge volumes of freshwater being shifted away from the Southern Ocean and into the Atlantic Ocean.

As the Southern Ocean gets saltier and the North Atlantic gets fresher, large-scale ocean circulation patterns begin to dramatically change, pulling CO2 out of the atmosphere and reducing the so-called greenhouse effect.

This in turn pushes the Earth into ice age conditions, according to the team, who reconstructed past climate conditions including finding tiny fragments of Antarctic rock dropped in open ocean by melting icebergs.

The rock fragments were obtained from sediments recovered by the International Ocean Discovery Program (IODP) that represents 1.6 million years of history.

The study found that these deposits, known as Ice-Rafted Debris, appeared to consistently lead to changes in deep ocean circulation, reconstructed from the chemistry of tiny deep-sea fossils called foraminifera.

The team also used new climate model simulations to test their hypothesis, finding that huge volumes of freshwater could be moved by the icebergs.

Lead author of the study Aidan Starr, said they were astonished to find that the link between iceberg melting and ocean circulation was present during the onset of every ice age for the past 1.6 million years.

‘Such a leading role for the Southern Ocean and Antarctica in global climate has been speculated but seeing it so clearly in geological evidence was very exciting,’ he said.

Professor Ian Hall, co-author of the study and co-chief scientist of the IODP Expedition, from Cardiff, said the results provide a ‘missing link’ in ice age history.

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Important Changes to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Field Service Mobile App

January 19, 2021   Microsoft Dynamics CRM

Today’s blogpost is for all our Dynamics 365 Field Service enthusiasts. Well, it’s actually good information for everybody in the Dynamics community because it is reflective of a continuing trend of deprecating aging apps, versions, and platforms. But if your organization uses the Field Service workload of Dynamics 365, please pay extra special attention because this change will likely have a…

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Syncing Dynamics 365 User Permissions with SharePoint

January 19, 2021   CRM News and Info

Today, it seems that most companies are using more than one business application. Each application has its own unique features and provides value to different departments. To improve user adoption, some of the applications are likely integrated with one another.  This could be either natively or with a custom integration built at the hands of your development team.

While each application has its own unique role, they likely share the same security model per your organizations business requirements. However, integrating security requirements between applications is often overlooked or is a manual process and prone to error.

In this post, we will take a quick dive into how you can achieve this with 2 integration applications – specifically syncing Dynamics 365 user permissions with SharePoint.

For the sake of simplicity, let’s assume that your Dynamics 365 org currently has a custom security structure.  Additionally, you already have an integration to SharePoint (or you want to).  Specifically, it integrates your Dynamics 365 Accounts to an Account folder structure in SharePoint.

Dynamics 365 vs SharePoint security structure challenge

Here’s an example of what your security structure might look like in Dynamics 365. This is an Account (client) record with a unique Account team that is comprised of dynamic users. Only these users have access to this Account record (aside from Admins):

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As this team changes, the permissions to this Account record will change. In SharePoint, your admins currently have to manually maintain the security for this clients folders.  This is an inefficient use of their time, not to mention it is also prone to error.

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The solution

In order to accurately keep up with these changes, a custom process can automatically synchronize the Dynamics 365 user permissions to your SharePoint. As users change on the teams in Dynamics, the process will automatically kick off and refresh the permissions on the clients folders in SharePoint.

This may sound easier said than done, which is why you’ll want to utilize a Development team familiar with these applications.

Developers can use both the Dynamics 365 API and the MS Graph API to retrieve the team members from Dynamics and then grant write and read permissions at the SharePoint folder level. If your SharePoint folder structure is currently not organized based on the data you have in Dynamics 365, the MS Graph API can also be used to produce a relevant and consistent folder structure automatically in SharePoint.

If you want to learn more about how you can sync Dynamics 365 user permissions with SharePoint, contact us today.

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THE UNIVERSE: A WONDROUS PLACE

January 19, 2021   Humor

Of course, none of these colors are visible to the naked eye but, nevertheless:

Inside star cluster NGC 602, a star-forming region in the Small Magellanic Cloud, bright, blue, newly formed stars are blowing a cavity in this nebula,sculpting the inner edge of its outer portions, slowly eroding it away and eating into the material beyond. The diffuse outer reaches of the nebula prevent the energetic outflows from streaming away from the cluster. Elephant trunk–like dust pillars point toward the hot blue stars and are telltale signs of their eroding effect. Star formation started at the center of the cluster and propagated outward, with the youngest stars still forming today along the dust ridges.

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