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Ah, CRM. If you have lived in Dynamics CRM land for a long time, you know exactly what I mean when I say CRM. It used to be pretty simple; It's Microsoft's CRM product: Dynamics CRM. Then Microsoft branding and marketing got involved and we got a long ever-changing road of really confusing terminology. In … Continue reading What the heck are we supposed to call Microsoft’s online CRM platform anyway?
If you are going to be working on implementations of Dynamics 365 having certifications under your belt can help demonstrate that you have the skills and knowledge that make you up to the task - although there's no substitute for hands-on experience. Depending on your role, the certifications you are interested in might differ. With … Continue reading Becoming a Certified Microsoft Dynamics 365 CE Functional Consultant
Recently I participated in a group discussion with Colin Vermander about what it takes to have a successful implementation of Dynamics 365 Portals. Among many other factors that I'm sure we'll discuss in the future, one that struck me is how to build the perfect Portals Implementation team I thought it would be fun to … Continue reading Building the Perfect Portal Team
Just this past December, Microsoft announced the ability to enrich model-driven forms with embedded canvas apps - and this is really exciting. Since I first started working with the power platform, the fact that canvas apps and model-driven apps don't really play together has seemed a notable limitation. This enhancement really helps bring everything closer … Continue reading Embedded Canvas Apps within Model-Driven Forms
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