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Microsoft Announces Support for Server-Side Code for Dynamics CRM Online

Microsoft has been very aggressive and very successful in capturing market share in the SaaS (Software as a Service) CRM market through their Dynamics CRM Online product offering. Businesses using Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online can get up and running quickly and without a lot of upfront capital investment. Dynamics CRM Online enables companies to easily [...]

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Switching from Salesforce.com to Microsoft Dynamics CRM? A CRM Data Migration Option for Making Sure Your Notes and Documents Come Over Too

If your company is switching from Salesforce.com to Microsoft Dynamics CRM (and there are plenty of excellent reasons to do so!), you are going to want the best options for data conversion.   Just ask any sales person if he or she wants their notes and documents to come over too;  the answer will probably be [...]

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20 Microsoft Dynamics CRM Industry Solutions Reviewed By SoftwareAdvice.com

Lauren Carlson writes about various topics related to CRM software at SoftwareAdvice.com. In a recent article she writes about value-added resellers (VARs) and independent software vendors (ISVs) who are extending the core Dynamics CRM applications to meet the unique needs of companies in a range of vertical markets. To demonstrate the specificity of these solutions, [...]

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3 Powerful Things AbleBridge Did For Microsoft Dynamics CRM Customers in July

We’ve been selling the value of the Microsoft Dynamics CRM platform for quite some time now.  One where any business can mold a business solution specific to its needs and the relationships it needs to manage.  The concept of XRM (X = Anything Relationship Management) is one we’ve been talking about for years.  I could certainly forego yet [...]

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Take a Look at CRM on Steroids, aka Microsoft Dynamics CRM 5.0, aka CRM 2011!

By Dan Smith, Altico Advisors Thanks to Leon Tribe’s guest post on the Microsoft Dynamics CRM Blog and Richard Knudson’s post the Richard Knudson Dynamics CRM Trick Bag, this is going to be the shortest blog post ever!  Here’s a link to a 1-hour video about Dynamics CRM twenty-eleven: http://bit.ly/9xiUmy. Some have described the new [...]

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Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 Sneak Peek at New Features, Functions and Enhancements

The next version of Microsoft Dynamics CRM, due in September 2010, is being eagerly awaited by business partners and end-users alike. Officially named Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 the product will offer a whole range of new features, functions and enhancements.

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Sneak Peek into Microsoft Dynamics CRM 5.0

Microsoft Dynamics® CRM 5.0 development will be formally introduced “within the next twelve months,” according to Craig Unger, general manager of Microsoft Dynamics CRM R&D. But what are they enhancing within this new version of Microsoft Dynamics CRM? Speaking at Convergence 2010 in Atlanta, Unger said “40 customers and 400 partners are using the development [...]

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Performance and Scalability with Microsoft Dynamics CRM

Scalability within an organization is important in today’s economy. You want and need the ability to grow, without impacting the Contribution Margin in a negative way. Four Microsoft Dynamics® CRM whitepapers articulate scalability enhancements for CRM 4.0. See below for brief overviews of each and where you can download for more information. Enterprise Performance and [...]

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Forrester: 2010 Software Spending Devoted To Existing Systems More Than Emerging Technologies

I came across this interesting report from industry analyst, Forrester, which talked about the backlog of upgrades for ERP, CRM and industry-specific software waiting to take place in 2010. Efficiency and cost-cutting are still high priorities as we all watch our pennies and look for ways to make technology work harder for us. 2010 will [...]

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CRM Rollup 11 Released

Last week, Microsoft released CRM 4.0 Rollup 11 for On-Premise and Service Provider editions. Information about Rollup 11 Update Rollup 11 is cumulative. However, the Update Rollup 11 CRM Client and Data Migration Client packages require Update Rollup 7 to be installed. For all other CRM components you do not need to install any previous [...]

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