Microsoft is making its hosted customer relationship manager offering more attractive to companies that have chosen CRM products from competitors until now. The Redmond giant is promising that organizations dumping Salesforce.com and Oracle CRM On Demand for Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online will be able to enjoy the ser... |
3 November 2009 10:23 GMT |
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Version 4.0.10 of the development resources necessary to extend the Dynamics CRM platform is now available for download from Microsoft. The Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 Software Development Kit (SDK) went live on the company’s Download Center on November 2nd, 2009, and is currently up for grabs for all devs looki... |
3 November 2009 08:03 GMT |
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Microsoft’s Dynamic Business vision involves a boost in productivity, increased insight on business process, which in turn leads to increased control, and better connections with companies and partners in the same ecosystem. According to the Redmond company, two of its solutions are perfectly capable of deliver... |
27 October 2009 08:28 GMT |
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Microsoft revealed that it had adapted the Dynamics partner channel program in direct response to growing demand for vertical ERP and CRM products. Doug Kennedy, vice president of Microsoft Dynamics Partners underlined that the Redmond company was focusing on catalyzing business growth and profitability for its partn... |
15 July 2009 05:05 GMT |
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The Worldwide Partner Conference 2009 acted as the stage where Microsoft applauded passing the one million users milestone with Dynamics CRM. On the official Dynamics CRM website, the Redmond company is inviting potential customers to access feedback delivered by existing business users of the product. The software g... |
14 July 2009 04:46 GMT |
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Microsoft is gearing up to make available no less than three solution accelerators designed to integrate seamlessly with its Dynamics CRM lineup of products. According to the Redmond company, Dynamics CRM customers will be able to access a Social Networking Accelerator, a Partner Relationship Management (PRM) Acceler... |
10 July 2009 07:15 GMT |
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Microsoft has kicked up a notch a program designed to allow customers to share with the company their suggestions related to the Dynamics lineup of products. Earlier this year, the Redmond giant made it possible for Dynamics customers to access an official channel designed to gather their input on Dynamics solutions.... |
1 July 2009 06:59 GMT |
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The Actionable Market Intelligence Solution is a product designed to incorporate technologies from ExactTarget, Neudesic and Microsoft. Advertised as delivering end-to-end sales and marketing capabilities, the Actionable Market Intelligence Solution is based on the Redmond company's customer management relations... |
17 March 2009 11:43 GMT |
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Microsoft has kicked the Cloud version of Dynamics CRM up a notch with the introduction of the first refresh for the service since launch. According to Brad Wilson, general manager of Microsoft Dynamics CRM at Microsoft, the September 2008 Service Update is an indication of the company's commitment to catalyze a... |
9 September 2008 06:50 GMT |
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Microsoft has announced a partnership with TenDigits designed to offer users of Windows Mobile and BlackBerry phones access to Dynamics CRM. The alliance of the two companies will result in TenDigits' MobileAccess 4.0 offering what Microsoft referred to as full-featured mobile integration between Dynamics CRM an... |
3 July 2008 10:54 GMT |
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With its latest platform, the Redmond company aims to build a bridge between governments and citizens. The Government Leaders Forum - Europe, in Berlin, was the right stage for the unveiling of the Citizen Service Platform (CSP). The CSP is nothing more than a new E-Government Platform, designed to make Microsoft tec... |
23 January 2008 08:57 GMT |
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Microsoft is benefiting from the close integration of its technologies. There is little doubt that the Redmond company is favoring the construction of a close environment across its solutions, rather than opening up to full interoperability. And such a strategy is, in the end, paying off for Microsoft. Case in point:... |
19 December 2007 01:48 GMT |
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Is Windows Vista, Microsoft's latest client, underperforming to such an extent that the company needs to turn up the volume of its prayers? It still remains to be seen if Vista will be in need of a miracle following the launch of Mac OS X 10.5, and the explosive sales reported by the Cupertino-based hardware com... |
1 November 2007 04:15 GMT |
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