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Five
years after first installing Clients & Profits PLUS, only
four people were using the software. Angela wanted everyone to
have access so they could enter their own time. They more than
doubled their user licenses so more people could have access
to the data, and they could increase the efficiency of inner-office
communication. But they still weren't using the software to its
fullest.
Rumors and realizations
Rumor was spreading throughout
the agency that Clients & Profits PLUS was "a hunk of junk," Angela
says, "because it wouldn't do what people wanted it to." They
started considering other agency management software applications,
including Adman, 4th Power, and others available at the time.
During their evaluation of other software, they gave Clients & Profits
a call. "They realized that Clients & Profits does do what
they need," Angela says, "they just didn't know."
It didn't take long to realize
that they'd have to purchase several software programs to replace
all that Clients & Profits can do. Now users are asking "what
else can we do?" Now, the whole agency is behind the software. |
Angela
wanted everyone to be able to log onto the database whenever
they need to, so when My Clients & Profits! was released
in late 2000, they knew they'd found the answer. Using the My
Clients & Profits! web server, M/C/C staff can log into their
Clients & Profits database through a web browser from anywhere
- both inside the office and on the road - to check on jobs,
add time, and monitor costs.
High-tech
solutions
Now with Clients & Profits,
this high-tech agency can stay on top of jobs from anywhere
their work takes them, even if it's just down the hall. Whether
handling a media tour for Raze Technologies, a cyberactive
launch for Intellivoice, or public relations for Fujitsu, M/C/C
relies on Clients & Profits to keep them on the cutting
edge of their work, just like their clients rely on them to
stay ahead of the technology curve.
"Buying technology is NOT like
buying frozen peas," Mike says. "When was the last time you
spent two months researching frozen peas?"
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