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Microsoft Typescript
In the last few years Javascript has largely taken over the world, ever since we first laid eyes on Google Suggest and Outlook Web Access to see what could be possible using Javascript (and later AJAX) to make Web Applications … Continue reading
Posted in Consultancy, Development, JavaScript, Technical
Tagged FormScripting, Javascript, typescript
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The Customer in CRM – Going Social?
In between the technical concerns of deploying a CRM System such as Dynamics CRM there is always the wider more important strategy of how a company incorporates a CRM Solution (of which the system is but a part of) into … Continue reading
Posted in Consultancy, Project Management, Social CRM
Tagged crm, customerexperience, socialcrm, userexperience
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Integrating Dynamics CRM Data into SharePoint 2010
Years ago I worked on a development team looking at the requirements of a good CRM System that could be developed to fit various business models, and one of the key requirements we determined was the ability to pull data … Continue reading
Posted in CRM 2011, Integration, MSCRM, SharePoint
Tagged businessdataconnectivity, CRM2011, Integration, MSDYNCRM, sharepoint2010, sp2010
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CRM 2011 Integration with SharePoint: Custom Document Management
The previous post on CRM and SharePoint integration focused on looking at the workings of the default CRM 2011 functionality to see how the underlying structure of SharePoint Site and SharePoint Document Location records could cater for much more than the basic ‘out-of-box’ … Continue reading
Posted in CRM 2011, Development, MSCRM, SharePoint
Tagged CRM2011, documentmanagement, MSDYNCRM, sharepoint, sp2010
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