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Deal Maker CRM for Deal Flow - Highrise

It's all about the network. The value of the network increases disproportionately to the size.

If you did a survey, you'd be surprized at how many high-touch professional services firms (PSFs) such as private equity, venture capital and investment banks actually track their deal flow. That's primarily because the deal team are too busy working on finding deals, post acquisition monitoring and growing their portfolio companies, to update a deal register or any crm software for that matter.

However, if there is a solution that will reduce the amount of time needed to enter the data points and access them - then you stand a chance of getting them to use the solution. As a deal maker, if I don't see immediate value for the time and effort spent, I'd certainly not waste any more precious time on it.

Another issue, is probably the lack of a formalized sales process to actually force someone to use the CRM package.

However, if you've ever had the chance to understand first-hand the importance of knowledge management - you'll definitely want to put in place a system where deal makers are encouraged to share information.

I found a solution that probably meets all the essentials - Highrise. I'm currently using this for tracking the deal flow in AVCION and highly recommend it. Not only have I been more efficient, but I'm really on top of things now. Wouldn't you like to be switched on always!

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India will have to fall back on manpower

What could save India is remittances by non-resident Indians and software receipts from overseas, both of which are registered under an accounting head called invisible receipts. The result: Whether India likes it or not, it will have to fall back on manpower exports more aggressively than ever.

Read my previous post... and tell me how we can do business, or send money to India... when the banking "system" just decides one fine day... NOT TO WORK... (Afterthought: Why do we become NRIs? Because we want to make more money, better lifestyle and fed up of politics in India!)

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PSU bank staff begin 2-day strike... what for???

ATMs are full with cash and I hope common people would not be affected for these two days,” said M D Mallya, chairman and managing director at state-run Bank of Baroda.

Yeah... "common" people like those who work for private banks, end up in hospital because they were trying to serve the very ppl who pay their salaries! Strike for what? Because some A$$hole wanted to go on strike... and dictated the terms.

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'Zero Hedge: In Ironic Twist, U.S. Taxpayers Are Approaching Net Debt-Free Status'

From the page Zero Hedge: In Ironic Twist, U.S. Taxpayers Are Approaching Net Debt-Free Status:

BofA estimates that the U.S. Treasury and Federal Reserve combined, now are responsible for directly supporting about 70% of the banking system liabilities and 20% of shareholders' equity. Presuming there is virtually no equity value in U.S. banking, which would of course be the case without systemic support, then liabilities equal assets. In that case, in a government mediated vicious circle, U.S. taxpayers have indirectly paid off 70% of the loans that the US banking system has underwritten to U.S. taxpayers...

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