CRM 2013 – Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 support options

A customer asked me what support there was for CRM 2013 online, in some ways this is a tricky question because I know there is so much free online resources of information on CRM 2013 and if you just type do an internet search for any question you have you will get lots of answers but what are the offical support offerings from Microsoft.

Not to mention the CRM forums which I have answered lots of questions on recently and often the people answering questions on the CRM forums are either CRM MVP’s, Experience CRM users or Microsoft Technical staff.  This is a very good free resource available to users.

I also new about opening support tickets with Microsoft, they are often not very quick but they do usually resolve the issue once they get to work on it (and you have proven it’s not your customizations causing the problem)

Whilst search for support options I found this handy section on the url below

http://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/dynamics/crm-purchase-online.aspx

Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 Online support offerings

Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online support provides flexible, industry-leading support, services, and resources that enable users to quickly address technical issues, deepen their professional expertise, and maximise ROI. CRM Online support lets you choose a plan that best meets your business needs, and gets you back to work faster whenever issues arise.

Flexible options
Industry-leading support
Unlimited technical support
Service delivery manager
24×7
E-learning
Self-help tools & community forums
Service dashboard

Note This capability is available only to Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online customers that subscribe through the Microsoft online services environment. Professional Direct Support for CRM Online is available in limited geographies of the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada.

Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 support options

CRM 2011 – Javascript to wait for a grid to load and then check for rows

I needed to write some Javascript to check if a subgrid had any values in, if it did have some rows then I expanded the tab and if it didn’t I collapsed the tab

The problem with subgrids is they can take quite a while to appear and then some more time whilst they load the rows and during that time you cannot do anything with them.

I had previously written some  a blog about subgrids but the code wouldn’t work for any more

https://crmbusiness.wordpress.com/2011/05/19/crm-2011-javascript-and-subgrids-code-example/

the line below was always returning null.

var gridControl = document.getElementById('subgrid_id')

So you can see the code below checks to see if the subgrid is null, if so it calls the same function in one second and then does the same until the control is loaded. In the end this code took too long so I did an oData call instead but I thought I would blog it here in case I needed it because it took me a while to work out how to get the subgrid control

function SubGridOnload() {
 ///
 /// waits for the new Claimant expenses grid to load before checking for records.
 ///
 var grid = Xrm.Page.ui.controls.get('CrmGrid')._control;

if (grid.get_innerControl() == null) {
setTimeout(SubGridOnload, 1000);
return;
 }
 else if (grid.get_innerControl()._element.innerText.search("Loading") != -1) {
setTimeout(SubGridOnload, 1000);
return;
 }

var ids = grid.get_innerControl().get_allRecordIds();
 if (ids.length > 0) {
SetDisplay(true);
 } else {
SetDisplay(false);
 }
 }

CRM MVP Question and Answer – Jason Lattimer

It’s MVP Question and Answer O’Clock and this week we have Jason Lattimer.  Firstly I will say thanks for Jason for answering the questions even though he is busy answering forum questions, doing his job and getting ready for convergence 2014.

I like to start with seeing what their description is on Dynamic CRM Community profile – https://community.dynamics.com/members/jlattimer/default.aspx

Jason Lattimer has been working with Dynamics CRM since v1.2 and has performed the full spectrum of technical duties from installation to custom development. In his current role he primarily focuses on extending Dynamics CRM to meet the unique needs of his customers. Jason is a Dynamics CRM MVP and you can often find him answering questions in the MSDN and Dynamics Community CRM forums, blogging, and occasionally putting out some helpful tools on CodePlex.

Any one who has used CRM 3 and below deserves respect and pity.

Jason can be found on the Dynamic Community Leader board with a very impressive 40 badges.

If you ever ask any questions on the CRM forum there is a good chance Jason will post an answer

Jason has posted more verified answer than any other CRM person (in fact more than the people at 2 and 3 put together)

419 verified answer

1216 total answer – 2nd position

578 Suggested answer – number 1

Donna Edwards created a great blog post on what her CRM MVP buddies will be up to at Convergence and I have borrowed Jason’s part and pasted it below. Here is what he looks like

Here are Jason’s CRM MVP Q&A’s and the previous weeks are below his if you missed them.

1.    Name, current job title and social media links please
Jason Lattimer
CRM Development Consultant
@JLattimer – https://twitter.com/jlattimer
http://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonlattimer
http://jlattimer.blogspot.com/

2.    What does an average day at work look like
My day typically is filled with project work with some support work intermixed. I try to work in some time for the company blog or other things that help develop internal processes/standards.

3.    What different roles/Job titles have you had whilst using CRM
Mostly development related functions but with some the smaller places I’ve worked I covered all the roles like design, customization, deployment and training.

4.    What job did you did before you starting using CRM
.Net Developer

5.    What was the first version of Microsoft Dynamics CRM you worked with and how long have you been using Microsoft Dynamics CRM
v1.2, that came out in 2003 so around 10 years on and off.

6.    How do you stay up to date with the CRM
I read the various Microsoft and community member blogs, keep an eye on Twitter and am always looking at the forums.

7.    How do you find time to contribute to the CRM community whilst doing your job
If there is something I want to build to put out on CodePlex, off hours are when that happens. Otherwise during the day while I’m in between tasks or when I need a little break from what I’m working on I jump on the forums and see if there is a question I can answer.

8.    What advice would you give to someone who wants to have a successful career in Microsoft Dynamics CRM?
Know the strengths and weaknesses of the system. Try to leverage as many out of the box out of the box features as possible before getting crazy with customizations or custom development. Also if a customer/user wants the system to do something that requires major work, don’t be afraid to question (nicely) why. Sometimes by provoking a little thought you can eliminate a needless process or come up with a different solution that works alongside the system’s strengths.

9.    What where your first impressions of CRM 2013 and what do you think now.
I always liked the new look and feel and better use of screen real-estate. The tablet application shows a lot of promise and I’m looking forward to seeing that evolve.

10.  What one feature would you add to CRM 2013
More extensibility in the mobile spaces.

11.  Most annoying feature of CRM 2013
Logical and Schema names for fields that are different.

12.  You favourite 2 CRM blogs (I have filled the first one in for you)

            1.  Hosks Dynamic CRM blog
            2.  The Microsoft Dynamics CRM Team Blog

13.  What year will Microsoft Dynamics CRM have more customers than Sales force
???

14.  Are you doing more CRM projects with CRM online?  Do you think it will all be online in the future
Definitely doing more CRM Online deployments but there will always be the need to for On Premise deployments unfortunately.

15.  What is the best tool/solution you have used recently
Ribbon Workbench (Scott Durrow), XrmToolBox (Tanguy Touzard), and the XrmServiceToolkit (Jamie Ji, Tanguy Touzard, & David Berry)

16.  What CRM certifications do you have, do you try and keep up to date with CRM certifications
All the v1.2 and 2011 exams and I just completed my first 2013 exam.

17.  How important is it to have good business analytical skills working with Microsoft Dynamics CRM.
Very important I think. It’s a good thing to ask questions and understand the business needs in a project or feature request. Not having a good handle of what needs to be accomplished will lead to a bad experience on someone’s part, either yours or the customers.

18.  How useful is it to have programming knowledge to become a good Microsoft Dynamics CRM Professional?
It can certainly help but you can accomplish a lot in Dynamics CRM with resorting to coding. Understanding basic program flow like if/else, and/or, and things like that can help make creating workflows or advanced finds easier.

19.  What knowledge/experience do you have with software/systems which integrate with Microsoft Dynamics CRM e.g. (sharepoint, SQL Server, Scribe, Etc)
I like working on projects that integrate with other systems, specifically the ones that require a little more than just pushing records back and forth.

20.  How often do you travel as a Microsoft Dynamics CRM Professional?
Not so much anymore with decent internet connections available almost anywhere but I still like to get out when I can.

21.  Can you see yourself not using CRM in your career in the future
Anything is possible, technology changes quickly in this day and age.

22.  What is favourite part of being a CRM MVP
Without a doubt the other CRM MVPs, you couldn’t ask for a nicer or more helpful group of people.

23.  What are your hobbies outside of CRM
I’m a big fan of the UFC (MMA in general).

24.   What was the last book you read and what was the last film you watched
Book: Ringworld         Movie: Ender’s Game

25.  Has CRM ever got you in trouble with your partner/family.
No.

26.  Have you friends ever told you to stop talking/tweeting/blogging about CRM? What does your partner/family member(s) think of CRM
No. My family is glad I’ve found something I like enjoy and can pay the bills
27.  Tell me something interesting/unusual about yourself
I am not interesting L

28.  Who is the first CRM MVP you remember reading/seeing
Jamie Miley

29.  Tips for someone who wants to become a CRM MVP
Find a few ways to contribute to the CRM community and be consistent. Play to your strengths, for just about any skills needed in CRM (developer, analyst, infrastructure, etc…) there is probably a forum someplace where people need help that you could participate in. Attend events and get to know people. Local CRMUG meetings or big events like Convergence are great places to meet people and network.

Quickfire questions (choose one option and no explanation)

Steve Jobs or Bill Gates

Javascript or .NET

Internet Explorer/Chrome/Firefox/Safari

Wine/Beer/Soft Drink

Certifications or Use CRM

twerking or tweeting

books or ebooks

save or autosave

OnLine or On Premise

Windows 7/Windows 8/Linux/Mac/Other

work from home or work from office

Miley Cyrus or Billy Ray Cyrus

Vinyl/CD’s/MP3’s/Subscribe

Zero Inbox/Overflowing Inbox

Early Bird/Night Owl

Do Today/Do Tomorrow

CRM Developer/CRM Consultant

Hot Weather/Cold Weather

Half Full/Half Empty

Previous CRM MVP Q&A

https://crmbusiness.wordpress.com/2014/02/19/crm-mvp-question-and-answer-julie-yack/

https://crmbusiness.wordpress.com/2014/02/14/crm-mvp-question-and-answer-gus-gonzalez/

CRM 2013 – Verify new areas are available in the navigation bar

I saw a post this week by CRM MVP Donna Edwards raising some interesting points about site maps when you upgrade to CRM 2013, here blog post is here 

Donna links to an article

Verify new areas are available in the navigation bar

Basically the article above says CRM 2013 has changed the navigation bar and so after you upgrade it might not have added the new navigation areas because it was persevering your old navigation settings.

So what might happen is some of the navigation links will be missing after you upgrade.

Verify whether new areas are available in your upgraded organization

After you upgrade to Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013, if you have the System Administrator Role you should be able to use the navigation bar to go to the following areas listed in the following table.

Area	Group	SubArea
Sales	My Work	What’s New
	Tools	Alerts
Service	My Work	What’s New
	Tools	Alerts
Marketing	My Work	What’s New
	Tools	Alerts
Settings	System	Email Configuration
		Post Configuration
		Post Rule Configuration
Help	Help	Customer Center

 

if not you will need to manually add them to the site map, instructions on what to do are here, although I would use one of the tools available rather than manually editing the xml

Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 MVP Panel Chat

CRM MVP’s Donna Edwards, Alex Fagundes, Chris Cognetta, David Berry, Richard Knudson and Scott Sewell took some time out from preparing for Convergence 2014 to run a CRM Panel chat about the new features of CRM 2013, it was run as a live google chat where you could ask questions but they have also put it up on youtube.

This is a really good chat with some CRM experts.

They go through their favourite features in CRM 2013, which prompted me to go and research what custom actions where in CRM 2013.

A good question from a user was

What are the major pain points in upgrading from CRM 2011 to CRM 2013.  Dave Berry talks about the difficulties around the area of JQuery.

We plan to discuss Deployment, Security, Teams, Business Process Flows, Business Rules, Configuration and Customization, Server -Side Sync and other areas of CRM 2013 that we’ve had the opportunity to use.  We hope you come away with some great tips and tricks to help you along your way.

one good piece of advice was to only apply the rollup just before the next rollup is about to be released, this way you will avoid any bugs which sometimes get introduced in rollups.

They talk about access teams.

Whilst watching this one I also found a chat they did in 2013 called –

Dynamics CRM MVP Developer Chat

if you want even more MVP chat there are a couple more from 2013 from MS

The Future of Microsoft Dynamics CRM: An MVP’s Perspective

Ask the Microsoft Dynamics CRM MVP: An Interactive Discussion

CRM 2013 – Video – Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 Business Process Overview

I am still trying to learn about the new features in CRM 2013, so I thought I am going to try and watch a youtube video each week on some of the new features.

Business Process seems like a great enhancement for CRM 2013 but also one that can be confusing because of the way the data maps between the entities involved.

So I need all the help I can get understanding it, especially when I think of the projects I have worked on and wonder how this would fit in.

When I watch the video its feels like a powerful tool and can really streamline the process.

The first video is a quick 10 minute video from Microsoft which is half slides and half demo.

The second video is a lot more in depth and is 50 minutes.  If you want to view the CRM demo go to 17 minutes

CRM Rocks – A CRM Podcast

Recently CRM MVP’s Gustaf Westerlund tweeted a link to an interview he did and it was a link to the blog CRM Rocks which is a CRM talk show.

So firstly here is the link to the site – http://crmrocks.com/

it is run by Markus Erlandsson

The interviews are quiet in depth and often are 50 minutes long and Markus asks some interesting questions.  He has already done some really good interviews so I thought I would give him deserved publicity and encourage people interested in CRM to have a listen.  Markus has interviewed 5 CRM MVP’s about certain aspects of CRM 2013

I have just finished listening to the Leon Tribe and it was very interesting, especially if like me you don’t know much about Salesforce around the world and in Sweden and Australia.

Below are the links to other interviews Markus has done.  So pick one that looks interesting, have a listen and give Marcus a tweet or two.

Tool support in Dynamics CRM

featuring CRM MVP Gustaf Westerlund

CRM 2013 User Interface changes

featuring CRM MVP Jukka Niiranen

Mobile CRM

featuring Ivan Stano

JavaScript in Dynamics CRM

Featuring CRM MVP Mitch Milam

Community Resources

Featuring CRM MVP Donna Edwards

Dynamics CRM vs SalesForce.com

Featuring CRM MVP Leon Tribe

if you want to subscribe to CRM Rocks then the feed is below

http://feeds.feedburner.com/crmrocks

CRM 2011/2013 online – you can change the base language but it will cost you money and data

I read a forum question this week, where the user asked if it was possible to change his base language from French to English and he was a CRM 2011 online user.

It was quickly explained to the user that it’s impossible to change the base language.

This is a commonly known fact for experienced CRM users and might even be one of the questions on one of the CRM exams.

Suddenly from out of no where a CRM Support engineers flies in with this answer

  It is correct that in the past changing the Base Language was not possible. I must inform you though that it can be achieved now by opening a Support Ticket with the Technical Support team. The base language change has it’s cost though, it can only be achieved by de-provisioning/re-provisioning your organization (deleting/recreating) which means that any data or customizations you have on the organization will be lost during this process. You will need to take care of backing up the data yourself if that is needed.

you can click here to read the forum post

So now it seems if you are willing to give Microsoft some cold hard cash they can change the base language but it will remove all your data and customizations will be lost.  This sounds suspiciously like they are just creating a new blank CRM to me and getting paid for it.  This is a rather drastic measure which I can’t really see anyone going for but file it away in the good to know (but not that useful) draw.

CRM MVP Question and Answer – Julie Yack

It’s time for another CRM MVP question and answer session and today we have one of the few female CRM MVP’s and not only that but Julie is also married to a CRM MVP, rumours of the Yack children being MVP’s are yet to be confirmed.

There is a great introduction about Julie on her Dynamics Community profile, which I have taken a bit of below

Julie Yack is one of the founding partners of Colorado Technology Consultants, Inc.  Julie has been named a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for her efforts in the CRM professional community. She is a Microsoft CRM Certified Professional, Microsoft Small Business Specialist and a Certified Scrum Master. Julie has a Masters of Business Administration degree. Julie is the current President for The International .NET Association, North America.  . Julie is a founder and leader of xRMVirtual (www.xrmvirtual.com) a fast growing online community for xRM developers.

Julie speaks at several events and conferences including Microsoft Convergence and Decisions.  She has been involved in publishing several books, from Dynamics CRM to Excel.

Julie will be there at convergence and she recently wrote a blog post about getting ready for convergence which you can read below

https://community.dynamics.com/crm/b/julieyack/archive/2014/02/17/getting-ready-for-convergence-conv14.aspx

I have also noticed there is a group on the Dynamic Community, so if you are going to convergence join up

https://community.dynamics.com/convergence/default.aspx

On with Julie’s questions and answers and thanks again for taking part.  If you missed last weeks CRM MVP with Gus Gonzalez there is a link at the bottom after Julie’s answers.

1. Name, current job title and social media links please

Julie Yack, Chief Operations Officer (though we never use titles around here)

Social

• Twitter URL:http://www.twitter.com/coloradojules
• Blog:http://www.julieyack.com/
• Website:http://www.coloradotc.com/

http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=122578

2. What does an average day at work look like

There is no average day and that’s part of what I love about my work. Some days I’m learning about a new client, some days I’m teaching or writing, some days I am working the business aspect of our business and some days I play hooky.

3. What different roles/Job titles have you had whilst using CRM

Since starting with CRM it’s been essentially evolutionary for responsibilities, but not job titles. As I learn more and more, I can offer more and more. However, things fall off too, like I would get lost in CRM 3 or 4, though at one point I was considered an expert in both.

4. What job did you did before you starting using CRM

Custom software development projects

5. What was the first version of Microsoft Dynamics CRM you worked with and how long have you been using Microsoft Dynamics CRM

CRM 3.0 and not quite 10 years

6. How do you stay up to date with the CRM

You just do. If it’s something that interests you, you just find a way.

7. How do you find time to contribute to the CRM community whilst doing your job

It’s not a struggle at all. I love love love our professional community. I love to watch the success of those around me and my community involvement allows that to happen.

9. What where your first impressions of CRM 2013 and what do you think now.

Cool, it’s shiny. New is good, details sort themselves out.

10. What one feature would you add to CRM 2013

Entity agnostic forms and processes

11. Most annoying feature of CRM 2013

Not enough control around autosave

14. Are you doing more CRM projects with CRM online? Do you think it will all be online in the future

CRMOnline for sure. And there will always be SOMEONE that just must have their stuff on their server in their closet or regulations specific to their industry, so no, not all in the cloud, ever. But, we’ve been in the cloud since the beginning of the internet, we just never told people they were.

15. What is the best tool/solution you have used recently

We’re doing some fun cool things here, but can’t share details yet. J

16. What CRM certifications do you have, do you try and keep up to date with CRM certifications

I have a few for CRM 3, 4 and 2011. As an MCT certifications are part of the job. I have mixed feelings on their value. Totally love the learning aspect, not sure I’m so concerned with a piece of paper.

17. How important is it to have good business analytical skills working with Microsoft Dynamics CRM.

It’s make or break important.

18. How useful is it to have programming knowledge to become a good Microsoft Dynamics CRM Professional?

There’s knowledge and there’s awareness. I have no interest in writing code. I could if I felt like it. I’m surrounded by really smart people that would be happy to mentor me. But, I know functionality, capabilities, architecture and so on, all the moving parts needed to make a good CRM.

20. How often do you travel as a Microsoft Dynamics CRM Professional?

Often. I am fortunate to be able to pick and choose most of my travel. Work has brought me to all the continents except Antarctica, and I am working on that one. Let me know if you have any ideas. J

21. Can you see yourself not using CRM in your career in the future

Sure, would be very short-sighted to assume that was all there was waiting for me in my future. And boring.

22. What is favourite part of being a CRM MVP

The family I acquired with the MVPs and the product team. I have interacted with many groups, CRM and otherwise. The CRM group simply feels different, more close knit, than the others.

23. What are your hobbies outside of CRM

Travel, reading, photography

24. What was the last book you read and what was the last film you watched

Sycamore Row by John Grisham and Lone Survivor

25. Has CRM ever got you in trouble with your partner/family.

No, I’m in business with my husband, and my kids each worked here in some capacity as their high school jobs.

26. Have you friends ever told you to stop talking/tweeting/blogging about CRM? What does your partner/family member(s) think of CRM

See above.

27. Tell me something interesting/unusual about yourself

Last fall, as a reward for raising kids to adulthood, we traveled (literally) around the world, by cashing in miles.

28. Who is the first CRM MVP you remember reading/seeing

I don’t know. My husband was an MVP for 5 years before my first award, they’ve just always been there.

29. Tips for someone who wants to become a CRM MVP

Get a mentor.

Quickfire questions (choose one option and no explanation)

Steve Jobs or Bill Gates  Bill Gates

Javascript or .NET meh

Internet Explorer/Chrome/Firefox/Safari IE

Wine/Beer/Soft Drink wine

Certifications or Use CRM use CRM

twerking or tweeting tweeting

books or ebooks ebooks

save or autosave yes

OnLine or On Premise online

Windows 7/Windows 8/Linux/Mac/Other windows 8.1

work from home or work from office office

Miley Cyrus or Billy Ray Cyrus deafness

Vinyl/CD’s/MP3’s/Subscribe subscribe

Zero Inbox/Overflowing Inbox zero

Early Bird/Night Owl no

Do Today/Do Tomorrow today

CRM Developer/CRM Consultant consultant

Hot Weather/Cold Weather hot weather

Half Full/Half Empty full

 

 

Previous CRM MVP Q&A

https://crmbusiness.wordpress.com/2014/02/14/crm-mvp-question-and-answer-gus-gonzalez/

Who has written the most CRM blogs on the Dynamic Community blog list

If you are want a list of excellent Microsoft Dynamic CRM blogs then you should look at this list of blogs

https://community.dynamics.com/crm/b/default.aspx

Not only does this provide a list of CRM blogs which have been nominated by someone and then approved by Microsoft, it allows you to subscribe to the contents of all these blogs in one RSS.

I will mention not all good CRM blogs are featured here, the probable reason for this is to be featured on this list you have allow your whole blog post appear in the Microsoft domain, so it’s possible people could come here, read your whole blog page and never actually visit your blog.  It’s something to consider if you have adverts on your blog which you want people to click!

The Microsoft Dynamics CRM blog area is an interesting place to visit because you will also get guest columnists who are usually CRM MVP’s with an interesting blog.  At the moment it’s featuring Gus Gonzalez, who filled in a CRM MPV Q&A for me last week and you can view here

Meet The Guest Columnist

Adopt2Win By Gus Gonzalez 

On this Blog you will find information aimed to guide you to success with your team’s adoption of Microsoft Dynamics CRM as well as deep dives into issues or features related to this Customer Relationship Management software package.

View the Column | View Profile 

There is also another interesting feature on this page I found that you can see the number of posts from each blog

https://community.dynamics.com/crm/p/allblogs.aspx

This list was taken on today and shows the top 12 blogs and the number of posts, I’m 6 in the number of posts, which is good going

BLOG	POSTS	LAST POST
CRM Software BlogWhere software experts provide knowledge to professionals in the CRM software selection process.	1,961	16 FEB 2014
Microsoft Dynamics CRM Team blogThe CRM Team Blog is mostly written by members of the Microsoft Dynamics CRM product team. Occasionally, we ask our Microsoft friends in the field, or some of our key customers/partners (like our beloved MVPs) to pitch in with their perspective.	787	14 FEB 2014
Customer Effective BlogCustomer Effective is a leading innovator in relationship management  solutions (XRM) based on Microsoft Dynamics CRM.  The company is a Microsoft Gold Certified CRM Partner having completed hundreds of Microsoft CRM implementations projects.	655	11 FEB 2014
PowerObjects- Bringing Focus to Dynamics CRMPowerObjects is a recognized leader in delivering Microsoft Dynamics CRM/xRM solutions to customers in a variety of industries. As a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner, with numerous CRM/xRM projects under our belt, we combine the right focus.	629	14 FEB 2014
Marcello Tonarelli’s Microsoft Dynamics CRM BlogThis blog discusses a number of Microsoft technologies, including Microsoft Dynamics CRM, Microsoft Office Project Server, Microsoft SharePoint Server and others.	460	YESTERDAY
Hosk’s Dynamic CRM 2011 BlogThe blog is dedicated to using and developing CRM 2011. It also keeps up to date with new tools and CRM industry information.	431	YESTERDAY
MSDynamicsWorld.com CRM NewsThe independent authority for news and views on Microsoft Dynamics.	391	13 FEB 2014
Mitch Milam’s Microsoft DiscussionsI have been a technology professional for over 25 years and have pursued a variety of roles and positions within the computer industry ranging from software development and marketing to computer systems integration and consulting.	390	22 JUL 2013
elblogdeDynamicsCRM.com (Spanish)Blog para América Latina y países de habla hispana.Sitio confiable de referencia sobre esta tecnología, de utilidad tanto para aquellos que están dando sus primeros pasos como también para expertos y desarrolladores.	387	17 FEB 2014
Microsoft Dynamics CRM Videos	351	22 JAN 2014
Jamie Miley – Life and TechnologyThis blog focuses mostly on technical aspects of Microsoft Dynamics CRM. I like to highlight SDK features and other programming tips	286	7 JAN 2014
Magnetism Solutions Dynamics CRM Blog	285	5 FEB 2014