Workflow-based Integration for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 Seeks to Reduce Customization, Increase Flexibility

Contributing Writer, MSDW

May 18 2011

Over the last two versions of Microsoft Dynamics CRM, the ability to configure workflow without coding has significantly improved. There are now two broad flavors of workflow tools in Dynamics CRM to manage a business process: user-initiated dialogs and background, automated workflows.

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