This is going to be a great release. Online only for now, provides updates to navigation giving a 3rd layer of breadcrumbs similar to Microsoft Dynamics Marketing. New email folder based routing, faster form loads just to name a few. Here’s all the details.. Enjoy! http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics/crm-customer-center/get-ready-for-the-next-release.aspx Note: We expect OnPremise and Private cloud users to […]
It’s that time of year again, when all the CRM User base gets together for the biggest CRM user group event of the year. CRMUG Summit is a great place to learn, network and do all things CRM! Some details to the event can be found here. If you’re attending, see […]
Before you say not again!, CRM 2015 has been announced and should be available by years end. From my initial testing, I can tell you we have reached a very stable, almost turning point with our common CRM platform. Now, like the ERP systems, we are going to see functionality enhancements not system re-designs, while […]
We recently stumbled upon an issue when upgrading a customer from CRM 4.0 to CRM 2013. As is required, you must first upgrade the 4.0 database to 2011 and then from 2011 to 2013. The 4.0 to 2011 upgrade succeeded without error but threw an error when going from 2011 to 2013. 2013 was on […]
Important information about supported configurations in the next release for CRM As we ship the Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 Service Pack 1 and CRM Online Spring ‘14 releases, we’re looking ahead to our next release of CRM. As with other releases of CRM in the past, we find the need to add and remove items […]
With all the new releases, and 8 new CRM Online releases for this year, things are getting confused fast. Here’s the version numbers by release, thanks to my good friend Matt B at Microsoft! Enjoy! 6.0.0 = rtm (Orion) 6.0.1 = UR1 6.0.2 = UR2 6.1.0 = SP1 (Leo)
We have a few customers still running CRM 3.0 after all these years. With the excitement of CRM 2013, they have decided to upgrade at one shot. Dynamics CRM 3.0 can upgrade to CRM 4.0, or one version at a time. The users don’t have be aware of this step, only the end game which […]
Microsoft has begun switching over many of our Microsoft Dynamics CRM customers to CRM 2013. Here’s some things you should know about the overall process: 1. Ensure you have another environment (test/dev) that matches your CRM production setup. This is a best practice by far. Not having a test environment, makes troubleshooting and changes in […]
Here’s a quick screen shot of the new Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 Outlook Client. Very similar outlook look and feel as the CRM 2011 client, with the new CRM 2013 screen when bringing up entities! Thanks to my fellow Tribridge teammate Cory Johnson for the shots!
We have been fielding a ton of questions in regards to the new Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 Licensing Model. I thought it would be helpful to share some licensing details: So we have three new license types along with new costs. Specially around costs, lets talk about two great new options INCLUDED with the new […]