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Using CRM 2011 as a Configuration Management Tool
During a CRM implementation it is imperative that not only a great solution is provided to the client, but also to understand how the components within that solution came to be and how they relate to...
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Managing Solutions within CRM 2011 – Some Helpful Resources
One of the more challenging aspects of managing an Enterprise wide CRM 2011 implementation is managing solutions across multiple developers and multiple environments. I have worked on implementations...
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Experiences with DemoBuilder for CRM 2011
Microsoft recently launched their DemoBuilder tool for Partners to create compelling demo environments that leverage not only Dynamics CRM 2011, but also integrate Office 365, Lync Online, SharePoint...
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Microsoft Surface: How will it fare with the Enterprise user?
With the announcement of the new Surface tablet, Microsoft is on the verge of going head to head with the Apple iPad and relegating Android to third place in the tablet market. While this is...
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Update Rollup 10 for CRM 2011 — Now Available!
Update Rollup 10 for Microsoft CRM 2011 Now Available! Microsoft has just released Update Rollup 10, which fixes all the issues that would have been included in the previously announced, and then...
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Visual Studio 2012 – Great new features for Web and CRM 2011 development
by Shawn Tabor The recent release of Visual Studio 2012 offers a number of great enhancements that will improve standard web development as well as CRM development. Features of note for the CRM...
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eXtremeCRM Recap – Day 2 or What’s in the CRM Roadmap?
I had the opportunity to attend the eXtreme CRM conference this week in Las Vegas, NV. This is the second of a series of blog posts, I will recap my activities and observations from Day 2 of the...
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Windows 8 & CRM 2011 – Great Resources From Across the CRM Community
In honor of the Windows 8 launch, I wanted to share some of my favorite resources to be found in regards to Dynamics CRM 2011 and Windows 8. These articles are written by some of the best and brightest...
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Extending CRM 2011: The Two Towers (actually there are quite a few more…) of...
In my previous post, I discussed the preparation for taking the Extending Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 certification exam. More specifically, how I leveraged the Microsoft Official Curriculum (MOC) to...
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SQL query provides CRM 2011 Security Role privilege options in Excel
Have you ever been in a situation where you need an Excel based method of presenting to a client what out of the box Security Roles and permissions are available within Dynamics CRM? Luckily, this can...
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