Best Practices Building Blocks for CRM 5.0 & CRM 2007

Hi Experts,
Where can I find Best Practices Building Blocks for CRM 5.0 & CRM 2007?
Thanks in advance,
Vishwa.

Hi
Go to: http://help.sap.com/
Click on the Best Practices Tab,
Then Cross-Industry Packages,
Then Customer Relationship Management
They should all be under there.
Regards
Arden

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