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Microsoft Releases CRM Services in the Cloud

Stuart J. Johnston
By Stuart J. Johnston

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Still not convinced that this whole cloud computing thing is going to be around for the long haul? Well, consider this. Microsoft recently announced its cloud-based Dynamics CRM Online services — the first time the company has ever released a product online prior to releasing a server-based version. Cloud computing, like rock-and-roll, is here to stay — too bad you can’t dance to it.

Our sister site, eCRMGuide.com, has the details on the latest cloud-based CRM services news from Microsoft. Rock on.

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer announced commercial availability of the company’s next generation customer relationship management (CRM) cloud services offering yesterday, and plans to launch customer-premises and partner-hosted editions of the package on Thursday.


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