In Formally Introducing Dynamics CRM 2011, Microsoft Continues Its Push to Lure Siebel and Salesforce Customers

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January 20 2011

After three years of development and testing, Microsoft today formally introduced Dynamics CRM 2011 in 40 markets and 41 languages. The introduction follows on Monday's formal introduction of global availability of Dynamics CRM Online.

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