Microsoft CRM "Next Version" finally has an official name

Posted by Mike Snyder on July 5, 2005 |

Just as we predicted last week, Microsoft released more public information today about the next version of Microsoft CRM. After several months of being referred to as just "Next Version", the next release of Microsoft CRM finally has an official name: Microsoft CRM 3.0. "There are things on the 3.0 roadmap that our customers and partners asked us to do [for this version], so we re-scoped, and the vast majority of the 3.0 roadmap aligns with what we said [2.0] was going to be, so that's why we changed the name," said Brad Wilson, general manager for Microsoft CRM.

Microsoft trickled out a few more public details about the Microsoft CRM 3.0 features including new module information, new licensing options and a new version designed for Small Business Server 2003.

You can also check out the official Microsoft CRM press release about Microsoft CRM 3.0...

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Does anyone know if MS will release a beta version of 3.0 to it's non-MS partner clients? I would like to perform a full test up-grade before the ship date, as well as a full test of it's new features, customizations, end user documentation, etc.

My company will implement v3.0 as soon as it ships, and I'd like to stay ahead of the learning curve... If anyone knows how this might play out, please let me know...

--Dodd

Posted by: Dodd | Jul 13, 2005 2:30:01 PM
Dodd-

Microsoft stated that existing Microsoft CRM customers can participate in a 3.0 beta program in September of this year.

Mike Snyder

Posted by: Mike Snyder | Jul 19, 2005 6:49:06 AM

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