OK, so Microsoft practically owns the desktop OS, word processing and email markets but that doesn’t mean it’s any good at CRM applications, right? Well, guess what. Even though it’s undoubtedly still ...

Microsoft provided near- and longer-term updates about its ERP and CRM wares at its Convergence conference for its ERP and CRM customers and partners on April 11. On the near-term front, the Softies ...

The customer is king, or so the old saying goes. It's a very popular claim in the CRM sector, which has moved from being the preserve of giants to a free-for-all. The man in charge of Microsoft's CRM ...

The Test Drive feature lets you see aspects of the Microsoft Dynamics CRM as part of a guided tour. The Test Drive for Microsoft Dynamics CRM is role-based, so you see different screens and tip boxes ...

will target medium-size businesses, or those with revenue ranging from $10 million to $1 billion, with services related to Microsoft Business Solutions CRM (customer relationship management) software.

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about tech that impacts my small business - and yours. Remember the Outlook Business Contact Manager? That was Microsoft's ...

It's critical for Microsoft to demonstrate strong partner support for the Microsoft Dynamics CRM 3.0 launch this week. Customer relationship management software doesn't lend itself as easily to ...

Microsoft's AI capabilities, cost-effective solutions, and growing presence in the CRM market pose a significant threat to Salesforce. Microsoft Dynamics 365 offers seamless integration, cost ...

Microsoft has previewed the next version of its CRM software, which is expected to reach customers by the end of the year. With CRM 3.0 will come a special edition for small businesses and a ...

Microsoft this week released an interim version of the Microsoft Customer Relationship Management product that it initially released in January and also unveiled the globalization of the product.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. July 11, 2002 Microsoft Corp. today underscored its ongoing commitment to its customers, partners and developers in the traditionally underserved midmarket sector. Todays ...