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Microsoft has released Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 for on-premises and partner-hosted deployments.
The new release can scale upto 150,000 concurrent users in a single instance. It complements the latest version of Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online, which delivers Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 as an on-demand service from Microsoft’s datacenters and was launched into 40 markets and 41 languages in January.
Globally available and existing customers with active Microsoft Software Assurance agreements, Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 provides customers and partners with point-and-click configurability, enterprise scalability, and interoperability to existing applications and databases.
It gives users familiar experiences through a next-generation native Microsoft Outlook client; intelligent experiences through guided process dialogs, inline business intelligence for performance and goal management, and real-time dashboards, providing information critical for sales, service and marketing professionals; and connected experiences through cloud development, Windows Azure interoperability, Microsoft SharePoint capabilities and the new Microsoft Dynamics.
The new release can scale upto 150,000 concurrent users in a single instance. It complements the latest version of Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online, which delivers Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 as an on-demand service from Microsoft’s datacenters and was launched into 40 markets and 41 languages in January.
Globally available and existing customers with active Microsoft Software Assurance agreements, Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 provides customers and partners with point-and-click configurability, enterprise scalability, and interoperability to existing applications and databases.
It gives users familiar experiences through a next-generation native Microsoft Outlook client; intelligent experiences through guided process dialogs, inline business intelligence for performance and goal management, and real-time dashboards, providing information critical for sales, service and marketing professionals; and connected experiences through cloud development, Windows Azure interoperability, Microsoft SharePoint capabilities and the new Microsoft Dynamics.