Closing the gap when developing with MS CRM 2011

by Chuck Oldes, MCT, MCTS, MCSE 21. May 2012 08:05
Many times documentation regarding how to use certain code assumes that you have a the level of knowledge required to jump right into the process.  Lets assume for a minute that your new to development or you haven’t attempted to write code for some time, you might need a refresher on how... [More]

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Categories: CRM 5.0 | Dynamics CRM

If you work at Webfortis, you can take Unlimited Vacation - How great is that, and what exactly does it mean?

by Beth Armendariz 17. May 2012 09:10
We recently announced a small change to our vacation policy - Instead of 2 weeks off every year, we said "Take what you want - we'll cover for you!" By definition, "Unlimited Vacation" means that you are able to take vacation without restrictions, limits or controls. At Webfortis we ... [More]

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Train-The-Trainer Training

by Madeline 9. May 2012 15:53
One of the many training services we offer at Webfortis is to teach CRM users to train their team.  Successful companies will grow and add more users to their CRM, once key users understand the system they will need to train these new employees how the system works.  Although at this point... [More]

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Redirect IFrame Content

by Webfortis 7. May 2012 07:59
One of the advantages of MS CRM 2011 is the introduction of Web Resources, which allows you to reuse JavaScript across mulitple Entities. By centralizing code that can be reused you reduce the amount of custom code that needs to be maintained and in this example you can create a function that comple... [More]

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Categories: Dynamics CRM | JavaScript | Webfortis

Invoking Plugins from Workflows

by Dan Roberts 3. May 2012 09:15
Microsoft Dynamics CRM takes a conservative and security conscious approach to plugins, and as such, Workflow Activity Plugins are not allowed in Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online at present. Though this leaves functionality to be desired, there are some tricks you can use to achieve the same goal. [More]

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Categories: Beginner | Blog | CRM 5.0 | Dynamics CRM | Microsoft | Training

How to Predict CRM User Adoption

by Christopher Bates 1. May 2012 08:12
Here are five data points that I think are worth evaluation for every CRM user audience. If we can assess and address each of these five issues early and often, building user adoption into our project lifecycle as a separate and distinct discipline, the total risk of CRM project failure will drop significantly. [More]

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Categories: Dynamics CRM | Training | User Adoption | What is CRM?

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