Customer Reviews

We were a group of friends doing jobs beyond our contemporaries from the early nineties to the 2010s. Today, what people in the world of communication and marketing call multi-hyphenate jobs, we were doing them with pleasure at that time. These hyphenated jobs included writing a 140-character text here and there, delivering a job in a desktop-sized external hard drive to the print shop and then catching up for dinner with foreign guests, sometimes carrying 8 boxes left by the courier at the building entrance to the 8th floor without creasing the suit, or answering potential customer calls for a product advertisement to be published for the first time in the middle of the night.
Of course, these were not "tell me what you need" kind of jobs. What we meant was to be proficient and skilled at every stage of business processes. A chain of product/brand—marketing—production—distribution—logistics—customer relations—public relations that complement each other.
From the second half of the 2010s, again, this group of friends noticed a structural change was taking place. For example, the purchasing architecture we were used to was giving way to the rental architecture. My dear long-sighted close friend had a saying:
"If your business is niche, find the professional for the job."
It was precisely at this time that we found DinamikCRM. During our collaboration with DinamikCRM, the modern world experienced a revolutionary transformation due to Covid-19. Our luck was to have a business partner who thought quickly like us and saw integrated jobs almost like a third eye in this transformation.
Ten years ago, if we had mentioned a concept like "Design-Oriented Business Model Creation and Process Management" to third parties, they might have reacted with "Are we in the wrong place? Is this a TED Conference?" However, DinamikCRM responded in our language, saying, "We understand what you mean. You mean 'designing the relationship,' don't you? You want to design the relationship the user will have with the product."
Today, and for the future days we will develop together, we are so sure that, for example, if we gave DinamikCRM a bag full of random words about a new project or a daily problem, they could almost produce an "experience map" at the speed of Machine Learning.
To many more years filled with productive and well-deserved successes together...We were a group of friends doing jobs beyond our contemporaries from the early nineties to the 2010s. Today, what people in the world of communication and marketing call multi-hyphenate jobs, we were doing them with pleasure at that time. These hyphenated jobs included writing a 140-character text here and there, delivering a job in a desktop-sized external hard drive to the print shop and then catching up for dinner with foreign guests, sometimes carrying 8 boxes left by the courier at the building entrance to the 8th floor without creasing the suit, or answering potential customer calls for a product advertisement to be published for the first time in the middle of the night.
Of course, these were not "tell me what you need" kind of jobs. What we meant was to be proficient and skilled at every stage of business processes. A chain of product/brand—marketing—production—distribution—logistics—customer relations—public relations that complement each other.
From the second half of the 2010s, again, this group of friends noticed a structural change was taking place. For example, the purchasing architecture we were used to was giving way to the rental architecture. My dear long-sighted close friend had a saying:
"If your business is niche, find the professional for the job."
It was precisely at this time that we found DinamikCRM. During our collaboration with DinamikCRM, the modern world experienced a revolutionary transformation due to Covid-19. Our luck was to have a business partner who thought quickly like us and saw integrated jobs almost like a third eye in this transformation.
Ten years ago, if we had mentioned a concept like "Design-Oriented Business Model Creation and Process Management" to third parties, they might have reacted with "Are we in the wrong place? Is this a TED Conference?" However, DinamikCRM responded in our language, saying, "We understand what you mean. You mean 'designing the relationship,' don't you? You want to design the relationship the user will have with the product."
Today, and for the future days we will develop together, we are so sure that, for example, if we gave DinamikCRM a bag full of random words about a new project or a daily problem, they could almost produce an "experience map" at the speed of Machine Learning.
To many more years filled with productive and well-deserved successes together...