Microsoft elevates Dynamics CRM Online, calling it third core element of business cloud services

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July 14 2014

As Microsoft hinted at recently, Dynamics CRM Online is gaining importance in the company's business strategy. And at WPC 2014 this week they are rolling out new initiatives to support partners in selling and implementing the product. Microsoft officials are also expected to embrace CRM Online as the company's third core cloud business, joining Azure and Office 365 at the highest level of visibility.

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