Microsoft Gets Additional Ammo As It Seeks Advantage for Dynamics CRM in Marketing to Large Organizations

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April 14 2010

How scalable is Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4?

Very scalable, argues the Dynamics CRM team, as in more than 100,000 users simultaneously. And it says it now has the tests to back up its claim. The claim takes on increasing significance as Microsoft seeks to market Dynamics CRM to ever-larger organizations.

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