If you're thinking about upgrading to Microsoft
Dynamics CRM 2011, you probably have a number of questions about changes in
your IT and server infrastructure.
From a technical perspective, the first thing you
have to know is that the biggest difference between Dynamics CRM 2011 and any
previous release is that you have to move up to an all 64-bit environment. For
instance, Windows Server 2008 SP2 or later is required, and SQL Server
Reporting Services must also be on a supported version of SQL, Bob Peskin, CRM
Practice Manager at Infinity Info
Systems, explained to a recent CRMUG
audience.
He said it's also important to note that if you're
on version 3 of Dynamics CRM, you have to upgrade to version 4 before you can
upgrade to Dynamics CRM 2011.
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