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Category Archives: CRM 2011
Upcoming Webinar: The Power of Windows 8 with Microsoft Dynamics CRM
Tuesday, April 30, 2013 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM CDT The Windows8 operating system is bringing about renewed interest in how we all think about and look at our computers. Bright, colorful, visually appealing tiles light up with real-time information,
Posted in CRM 2011
A Tip for Dynamics CRM 2011 Security Roles
Many companies create silos within their data for security reasons. One way to do this is to increase Dynamics CRM security settings to make user-owned records read/write-only. This works, but it can also present some challenges. For example, what if
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How Have Dynamics CRM Activities Changed After the Polaris Release?
You may already know that phone calls and tasks are the most common Dynamics CRM activities. The December 2012 Update for Microsoft Dynamics CRM (a.k.a Polaris) has made adding phone calls and tasks to accounts and contacts even easier and
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Dynamics CRM UR 12 – Cannot Convert Lead After Update
Microsoft Dynamics CRM UR 12 is here! Amidst of all the cool new features of UR 12, like process based forms and cross browser support (click here to see more on UR 12), there have been a few minor issues
Posted in CRM 2011, Troubleshooting
Microsoft Dynamics CRM and Agile Development Methodology
Consulting companies like PowerObjects often use a predefined methodology during Microsoft Dynamics CRM implementation projects. We do this because good methodologies provide a roadmap and best practices to guide the project team. Most methodologies for implementing packaged software are primarily
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Who Owns CRM — Business or IT?
Here at PowerObjects, we’ve been asked this question in many different ways over the years: Who owns CRM? Who should be responsible for changes made? This is where things sometimes become sticky. Both IT and business users have a stake
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Introduction to the Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 Instance Adapter
The Connector for Microsoft Dynamics Acknowledging a need for a tool that would allow for simple yet powerful data transfer among Dynamics packages, Microsoft released a utility called the Connector for Microsoft Dynamics. With it, partners and users are able
Posted in CRM 2011
CRMUG Summit was a Blast!
Seven PowerObjects peeps ventured out to Seattle for the CRMUG annual Summit last week. The week started out with a bang when Alex Fagundes and Gretchen Opferkew led a 4-hour class on Managing Your Contact Lifecycle on Monday afternoon. Then
Posted in CRM 2011
Don’t Miss PowerConnect 2012, our Microsoft Dynamics CRM Event of the Year
For the third year running, PowerObjects is hosting PowerConnect, our CRM Event of the Year. So what is PowerConnect 2012, and why do you want to go? WHO: The team at PowerObjects, independent software vendors, Microsoft reps, partners, customers and
Posted in CRM 2011
How to Resolve the Unique Column Names Error with the OrgDbOrgSettings Tool
In this post, we’ll go a bit beyond basic CRM how-to’s. We’re going to cover a quick and painless resolution to the unique column names error on import of a managed solution into CRM 2011 using the OrgDbOrgSettings Tool. Here
Posted in CRM 2011, Development
