Chris Warton's guest appearances

Chris Warton

CRM MVP Podcast

Christ Church Midrand

Becket Cook

Carrie Sandom

Peter Moore

Glenn Lyons

Nick Doelman

Richard Coekin

Melvin Tinker

Scott Sewell

Mike Dickerson

Martin Morrison

Julie Yack

Ben Vollmer

Brian Galicia

Steve Mordue

Tony Stein

OwlTail

If you want to know how your brain and body work, chat to Dr Chris Warton. Having recently retired from lecturing at UCT, Warton has dedicated a huge part of his life to neuroscience, human anatomy and embryology. Although a heavy academic, Warton is a gifted speaker and is able to bring giant concepts down to a level that the average person can enjoy. He has a heart for people and has counselled many through the years. But that heart is not just compassionate by nature, it has been transformed by the love of Jesus on the cross. Warton, through his faith, has founded The Vine School, formerly John Wycliffe Christian School in Cape Town and has been actively involved in social issues .In this Zoom talk, Chris Warton discussed depression and anxiety during Co-vid 19.THIS IS A 'WHAT'S YOUR STORY' EVENT, select here to find more: https://www.christchurchmidrand.co.za/whats-your-story/

If you want to know how your brain and body work, chat to Dr Chris Warton. Having recently retired from lecturing at UCT, Warton has dedicated a huge part of his life to neuroscience, human anatomy and embryology. Although a heavy academic, Warton is a gifted speaker and is able to bring giant concepts down to a level that the average person can enjoy. He has a heart for people and has counselled many through the years. But that heart is not just compassionate by nature, it has been transformed by the love of Jesus on the cross. Warton, through his faith, has founded The Vine School, formerly John Wycliffe Christian School in Cape Town and has been actively involved in social issues . In this Zoom talk, Chris Warton discussed depression and anxiety during Co-vid 19. THIS IS A 'WHAT'S YOUR STORY' EVENT, select here to find more: <a href="https://www.christchurchmidrand.co.za/whats-your-story/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.christchurchmidrand.co.za/whats-your-story/</a>

Dr Chris Warton - Mental Health and Covid

Here at the CRM MVP Podcast, we like to focus on topics that are rarely discussed out there, and sometimes we like to be the first podcast out there covering a topic in particular. In this case, we managed to accomplish both conditions, we decided to dedicate an episode to the best practices and techniques you can leverage to become a "better customer", perhaps even "the perfect customer". Let me explain what that means. The perfect customer - in my eyes - is the organization that manages to accomplish the trifecta of value when it comes to Dynamics 365: 1. They manage to achieve their business objectives by implementing Dynamics 365 to help them get better in all 3 areas of the Customer Lifecycle: acquiring new customers, deliver products or services more efficiently to those customers, and extend the relationships they have with existing customers. This makes the Dynamics 365 customer happy. 2. By having a solution that helps them on their Customer Lifecycle you get User Adoption, which means license revenue and utilization, which makes Microsoft happy. 3. Having a great working relationship with their partner is the third element of "the perfect customer trifecta", where the expectations from the customer side, and the partner side line up perfectly. In other words, the customer receives exactly what they need when they need it, and the partner is 100% focused on providing that specific value. This makes the partner happy. Whether you work for a Dynamics 365 partner or a customer, this episode will include best practices and tips on how to get the most value out of Dynamics 365 as a customer, how to find the best vendor for your specific organization and needs, and how to avoid pitfalls during your implementation. Lastly, I would like to thank Chris for sharing the Glynlyon story and best practices during this episode. They are an amazing company and industry leader in academic solutions. You can learn more about them at http://www.glynlyon.com/

Here at the CRM MVP Podcast, we like to focus on topics that are rarely discussed out there, and sometimes we like to be the first podcast out there covering a topic in particular. In this case, we managed to accomplish both conditions, we decided to dedicate an episode to the best practices and techniques you can leverage to become a "better customer", perhaps even "the perfect customer". Let me explain what that means. The perfect customer - in my eyes - is the organization that manages to accomplish the trifecta of value when it comes to Dynamics 365: 1. They manage to achieve their business objectives by implementing Dynamics 365 to help them get better in all 3 areas of the Customer Lifecycle: acquiring new customers, deliver products or services more efficiently to those customers, and extend the relationships they have with existing customers. This makes the Dynamics 365 customer happy. 2. By having a solution that helps them on their Customer Lifecycle you get User Adoption, which means license revenue and utilization, which makes Microsoft happy. 3. Having a great working relationship with their partner is the third element of "the perfect customer trifecta", where the expectations from the customer side, and the partner side line up perfectly. In other words, the customer receives exactly what they need when they need it, and the partner is 100% focused on providing that specific value. This makes the partner happy. Whether you work for a Dynamics 365 partner or a customer, this episode will include best practices and tips on how to get the most value out of Dynamics 365 as a customer, how to find the best vendor for your specific organization and needs, and how to avoid pitfalls during your implementation. Lastly, I would like to thank Chris for sharing the Glynlyon story and best practices during this episode. They are an amazing company and industry leader in academic solutions. You can learn more about them at <a href="http://www.glynlyon.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.glynlyon.com/</a>

Episode 16: Being a better customer, with Chris Warton