Microsoft’s Blueprint Emphasizes Dynamics CRM Mobility—and Puts It Into Competition with Partners

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July 29 2008

Microsoft's new "Statement of Direction" white paper (download at the end of this article) for Dynamics CRM places a heavy emphasis on mobile CRM, to the extent that Microsoft indicates that it expects to compete with its partners in this arena.

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