So how’s the troops enjoying the whacked out new OT Salesforce?
Apart from being unable to quote easily or quickly, needing multiple approvals for list price quotes, an inability to intelligently search for products, processing orders literally like pulling teeth and the data being FUBAR if you are authorised to view it. On a sales tool that we never train people on that’s the backbone of a sales organisation.
it’s all going rather swimmingly don't you think?
@am Indeed, this is hardly new. Micro Focus employees should have absolutely nothing to worry about when their instance is moved to a more “controlled” version of Salesforce. These migrations always make everything simpler, faster, and better—especially for the people actually using the system. What could possibly go wrong? #CYAN
Perhaps we can use one of the many broken aviators we have to help?
@b6 OpenText does not care about their employees so that will never happen. They don’t care about their customers either. SKO is the chance for the Executives to get employees excited to sell old buggy software to make Executives and shareholders richer. If you think they care about the tools employees use, I’ll send you an offer to buy the Golden Gate Bridge.
I just deleted a very long paragraph and will summarize it to this...
OT should have spent the SKO money on SFDC. Any sales person would have gladly given up sitting in a giant, un-airconditioned room for 3 hrs for a functional CRM
It's not new. Your just moved over to using the OT instance.