CRMUG Summit 2016 news & resources

As Dynamics Marketing recedes into a support phase, SMBs will get some of its campaign management tools, while enterprises are encouraged to work with Adobe Marketing Cloud

Parature will go into a support state as Microsoft embraces more well-integrated solutions like Portals and CaféX.

New apps for customer and relationship insights, plus new partnerships for customer service and lead intelligence round out next wave of offerings.

Dynamics 365 Enterprise and Business editions user groups announced at record-setting Summit

New sources of value for the customers; rich insights for users. Partners will need to gear up on Office 365 and Facebook, alongside Power BI and Cortana.

From on-premise options to rapidly changing D365 plans, here are the observations of partners and other experts based on known details.

SEI’s Daniel Madden is zealous about CRM user adoption, and will share his user experience at CRMUG Summit 2016.

Microsoft’s commitment to Summit is an indication of present and future investment in business apps, says senior product marketing director Angela Bandlow.

TrueBlue’s Steiner will deliver boldly titled “CRM Sucks,” dissecting salespeople’s frustrations with CRM (and how to overcome them).

CRMUG Program Directory Tony Stein shares his excitement about program direction, attendance, a Microsoft presence.