Last week I sat and passed theMB2-706 – Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online Deployment exam. Only advice I can give is to be familiar with the CRM Implementation Guide, and if you’ve got access to PartnerSource this eLearning material was helpful. …
This post mainly for my own benefit – to save me Googling these tools each time I need them. Handy tools for analysing a Dynamics CRM 2011 system to check for issues when upgrading to CRM 2015 (via 2013) . Custom Code Validation Tool Legacy Feature Check Tool Snapshot! For Dynamics CRM XrmToolBox …
This is one of those posts for my own bookmarking benefit – the following links give you the detailed breakdown on compatibility with Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 / 2013 / 2015. Compatibility with Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 Compatibility with Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 Compatibility with Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2015 And while we’re at it: Dynamics CRM Build Numbers…
If you’ve got a Dynamics CRM 2011 / 2013 / 2015 on premise installation that isn’t performing the way you (or your users) think it should then this article gives you information on how to diagnose where the problem(s) lie and some suggested solutions. Some of these tips and tricks apply to CRM Online as well, so read on cloud customers. Stating the obvious The first thing you’re going to need to understand is – *what is slow about your CRM and how have you measured that? *You are going to need…
A couple of weeks ago Microsoft released apps for Windows 8 tablets, iPad and even Android for mobile access to Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013. This is great news and the apps look pretty decent. If you’re running an on-premise installation of CRM what are your options for connecting these apps? Well you’ll need network connectivity of course, and the CRM must be configured as an Internet Facing Deployment. That doesn’t mean it has to necessarily be facing the Internet, but the same infrastructure…