Microsoft Dynamics CRM Team Faces Partner Criticism for Confusion Around Handling of CRM 2011 Update Rollup 12

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January 25 2013

There seems to be consensus among Microsoft Dynamics CRM professionals that the product needs cross-browser support. Cross-browser was a key, and long-awaited, element of the Dynamics CRM Online December 2012 Service Update (a.k.a. "Polaris"), as it is for the CRM 2011 Update Rollup 12 (UR12) release that was released on January 11 but was quickly pulled after serious issues were discovered with the server bits.

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