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At Wavehill we enjoy training new and old
users, helping clients to gain a better return on their
CRM Maximizer investment.
Learn structure and best practices, understand the meaning
and implications of a Real-time database and be able to
follow your business processes with ease. User “Buy In”
is Key for any CRM installation and training is the best
way to achieve it! A day-to-day understanding of what CRM
has to offer their role.
It is an easy system to use and learn but it is possible
to get it wrong. Use Wavehills 10 years of knowledge and
experience working with Maximizer, learn what “is” and “is
not” possible, work-arounds and the quickest of maybe four
different ways to action a particular task.
We are users as well! Wavehill use Maximizer as our CRM
and Back Office system.
Each user should have a “Hands On” experience either directly
or at least shared 2 users to 1 Maximizer installed computer.
We can demonstrate the Maximizer training but feel the take
up of information is far less for the user. It takes a very
dedicated pupil to concentrate on a screen for 3-4 hours
without actively being involved.
Even if that means training in a live environment where
phones are ringing. It’s not ideal but we are used to working
this way where the clients need or convenience demands it.
For the best results we feel the Maximizer training should
be provided in groups of no more than 6, we can train any
number but feel from experience that the quality depreciates
the higher the number of attendees per session.
Users should be grouped by IT ability as we can only move
as fast as the slowest user, and users who are more IT literate
are then likely to click on and out of Maximizer, sometimes
missing something important. Existing Maximizer clients
don’t use all the functionality because they either don’t
know it’s there or have been told it’s not possible.
At Wavehill we find in many cases new users of existing
systems have been trained by someone who was trained, by
someone who has not been trained by a Maximizer professional.
The in-house trainer passes on only the aspects of the system
they use regularly and are comfortable with.
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