March 17th, 2010 by sirslur
Have you ever wondered, “How fast would MS CRM be if I could use FireFox?”. I have. Internet Explorer 8 and older are not very competitive when it comes to javascript. Guess what MS CRM has a lot of. JAVASCRIPT!
Well, there is some good news. Microsoft is testing IE9 and it shows some tremendous speed [...]
March 16th, 2010 by sirslur
Getting one of my deployments of CRM fully rolled out has been a slow process. When I started, they only wanted to use part of the sales functionality. They wanted to use Accounts, Contacts, Orders, Invoices, and Leads (orders and invoices were being integrated over from Great Plains). As you can see, not very [...]
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Published by sirslur on Mar 16, 2010 under
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January 27th, 2010 by sirslur
I was asked a short time ago to build a replacement for a professional services automation tool that a company was using. The platform of choice was MS CRM 4. I am happy to say that it is in beta now with a rollout being in a couple of months.
I have added a new [...]
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Published by sirslur on Jan 27, 2010 under
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May 27th, 2009 by sirslur
I have created a custom entity in MS CRM 4. I have a couple of lookups (one for product, one for currency), an integer field (quantity) and a couple of money fields (price per unit and total). I wanted to be able to lookup the product and have it populate the price per unit and [...]