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 Jegas, LLC is undergoing a major systems infrastructure overhaul.

Operating systems, hardware, development focus and even our strategies are just some of the things that are changing.

We have five major development efforts underway and we are narrowing our focus so that we can excel at what it is we do best: systems!

Our early adopter program for the "Accounting Integration - vTigerCRM and Quickbooks" has been picking up momentum from a funding perspective, and development efforts and internal investments have been matching them 50/50! We hoped to have a beta released by now, however we are staying the course!

Our 3D graphics team is creating a new graphics engine for Windows' DirectX 9,10,11 platforms while simultaneously building a simulation environment SDK for both industrial and entertainment applications: Simulation software and games!

We have two projects of breadth for clients in the making: one is a complete telemarketing system and the other is related to CRM data migration and is helping the vTigerCRM and Quickbooks initiative development efforts indirectly.

Lastly, the Jegas Application Server is starting to gain breadth in the number of technologies it can bring together, unfettering vendor lockin and the pain of owning disparate technologies that need to communicate with each other.

So, bear with our appearance, and temporary sluggishness... we are much busier than it seems!

--Jason P Sage

 

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Written by Jason P Sage   
Thursday, 14 January 2010 11:10

Lead Mapping Video on YouTube

We have put together a video to help folks with the process of creating custom fields in the Lead entity in vTigerCRM and what is required to get those custom fields to map to fields in the Accounting, Contacts and Potentials entities.

The real key is to make sure that you have you custom fields exactly the same in LEADS as they are in the entity you wish to map the field to. Additionally; you must know that each custom field can only have one destination. We have made some systems move custom fields to multiple entities at clients' request but this requires a small amount of customization.

--Jason

Last Updated on Thursday, 14 January 2010 11:27
 
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