April 2014
Intermediate to advanced
1176 pages
30h 5m
English
With early versions of Microsoft Dynamics CRM, system administrators could make simple configuration changes to CRM, and the amount of customization allowed increased with each new release. As adoption of Microsoft Dynamics CRM grew, so did the needs of the businesses using the xRM components. With each new release came a greater level of customization options, to the point where many organizations view Microsoft Dynamics CRM as more than just a CRM platform, but instead as a rapid application development platform, or a “framework” by which these custom/specific applications could be developed.
Why would someone want to use Microsoft Dynamics CRM as a framework for development? ...
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