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Bugs Fixed In Version 3.0

Early it was reported that Microsoft had released the update to the CRM software entitled Microsoft CRM 3.0. However, the new software release has a few CRM software users unsure if they would purchase the update version, due to numerous “glitches” that were reported in the previous version. This resulted in Microsoft have to send out a point release to fix the present bugs.

With the previous version of Microsoft CRM, Michael Synder, Information Systems Manager of Designer Doors Inc., was disappointed and ended up putting, “the software back on the shelf”. However, many others are quite pleased with corrected bugs in version 3.0 of the software, “The new CRM software and Outlook share a nearly identical look and feel, according to those who have seen early demonstrations of Version 3.0,” he said.

Posted at 06:24 PM in MicroSoft | Permalink | Comments (0)

Microsoft Dynamics SL 6.5 Released

It was announced that Microsof was releasing Microsoft Dynamics 3.0 update a few weeks ago, but along with the 3.0 update, Microsoft has also released it Microsoft Dynamics SL 6.5 software.

The SL 6.5 software was formerly known as the Microsoft Business Solutions-Solomon. This product is available in the United States and Canada but will not be available in other countries until 2006.

The SL 6.5 version updated version allows the ability to coordinate the software with Windows Sharepoint, as well as the feature of new bank reconciliation.

Posted at 08:18 PM in MicroSoft | Permalink | Comments (0)

Microsoft Dynamics CRM 3.0 Update

Anyone out there who has been waiting for the arrival of Microsoft’s CRM software, will not have to wait any longer. The update to Microsoft Dynamics was released today as stated in an article by Ryan Patrick of IT World Canada. Previous versions of the software include Microsoft Dynamics 1.2, which was released in 2002.

The enhancements of this update compared to version 1.2, is the inclusion of a marketing module and integration with Outlook Express.

For small business owners looking to update their software, it will cost them between $440-$499 dollars, whereas having the software updated on-premise is available for $622-$880.

Posted at 02:18 AM in MicroSoft | Permalink | Comments (0)