Microsoft Announces New Incentives to Buyers of Dynamics CRM

by Jason Gumpert, Editor
published April 29, 2009

Microsoft has announced three new incentives to encourage prospective purchases of Dynamics CRM to complete their purchases.

1. New customers will be able to complete their purchases in equal payments over three years, without any interest charge. "While other vendors have significantly raised their maintenance fees over the past year, Microsoft has not only held its enhancement rates steady, but has also launched a number of money-saving offers, again raising the bar for customer services established earlier through Microsoft's Business Ready Customer Care," the company said. 

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CRM Incentives?

On May 12th, 2009 Donna said:

The first program mentioned is really targeted at ERP purchases as you must purchase off the ERP price list. In order to purchase CRM from this same price list, you must be a Dynamics user currently or, purchasing ERP simultaneously. So really not targeted at CRM. Of course, you can always purchase CRM on Open Value Volume Licensing which provides for three payments but this is standard.

The second offer is again targeted at ERP migrations from Sage and/or Oracle.

I'm a bit confused about the last statement about purchasing stand alone. Customers have always had the option of purchasing CRM stand alone. Did something new come out? Please elaborate.

My opinion is MS doesn't have any true CRM offers in market right now and it would be good to have something!

Donna

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