There is a huge opportunity right now for business software developers to capitalize on the emerging “Software As A Service”, or “Cloud” application leaders by building extensions and cooperating services. Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform provides an ideal platform for these types of complimentary solutions.
Microsoft provides at least two solution platforms in the cloud that I’ll talk about here to address some recent questions I’ve gotten. The first is Windows Azure, which is Microsoft’s premier cloud application platform. The second is Dynamics CRM Online, which I see showing signs of developing into a special case cloud-based business application environment of its own.
My partner David Micksch is going to be co-hosting a webinar on Technoligence’s behalf with SalesFUSION. We’ve been working a lot with SalesFUSION lately to add deep marketing capabilities to Microsoft CRM. This post provides invitation details and links to the webinar registration.
xRM is the underpinnings of the Microsoft Dynamics CRM product adapted to manage whatever custom entities and business objects your business might need to build an application around. This post provides some background and details on what it means to businesses from the perspective of the CEO, CFO and CIO.
Technoligence has been focusing more of our business on Microsoft Dynamics CRM and xRM in recent months. We saw early on that Dynamics CRM continues to evolve into both a world class sales, marketing and service tool as well as a platform for advanced relationship management solutions. Microsoft has been making the right investments in [...]
I’ve been wallowing in Dynamics CRM from Microsoft lately as we continue to build up our CRM service line at Technoligence. I continue to be impressed with what Microsoft has done with CRM and the flexibility they built in to the underlying platform. Beyond putting together a first class CRM solution for the core use-cases [...]
