Where to download CRM best practices

Hi, guys:
I was trying to find the way to download CRM best practices from service.sap.com, however, I cannot find the path to find the document, if you know where it is, would you please let me know?
Thanks,
Eric

Maybe
Thinking InJava would be a nice place to start.I just checked my library to see whether I own Effective Java (just
changed that). My first reaction was: "WTF? I have a J2ME book? And
JDBC, of all things!?" :)lol! In a way I like the idea of a j2me technology stack; I just find the
realization thereof a totally, dumb mess. Those telecom drones don't
really want to be compliant so nor will their implementations they
provide either.
JDBC is just a necessary evil, no more no less. xml is an invention of
the devil's bad and nasty sister though ;-)
kind regards,
Jos

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Hi All,
Please provide some links to download SAP CRM BEST Practices.
Please provide valuable info.
Regards,
Srini.

Hi Srini,
you can follow the below path, it leads you to the best practices.
http://help.sap.com/
click on SAP Best Practices
click on Cross-Industry Packages
left hand side = Customer relationship management
Right hand side = Select english
In new page, select Technical Information
Building Block Library
You can download the relevant best practices like for versions 6.0( v1.2007), 5.2(v1.52), 5.0(v2.50) & 4.0(v3.40). Building blocks are nothing but the best practices and these are the only best practices available for SAP CRM.
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kalyan

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Maybe
Thinking InJava would be a nice place to start.I just checked my library to see whether I own Effective Java (just
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kind regards,
Jos

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http://help.sap.com/bp_crmv340/CRM_DE/BBLibrary/Documentation/C71_BB_ConfigGuide_EN_US.doc

Keith,
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Hi Stefan Kübler,
If the solution manager is in place, then the suggested (also the best) method is to use the best practices on it.
If you want to install and use the best practices with CRM system then the procedure is given in the best practice CD/DVD. Also you can download the installation procedure from the below link : http://help.sap.com/bp_crmv340/CRM_DE/index.htm. Click on Installation on left and then Quick Guide on right. Download the document.
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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?
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Vishwa.

Hi
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http://help.sap.com/bp_crm70/CRM_DE/HTML/index.htm displayed
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