Microsoft launches new AI-powered CRM solution in partnership with Adobe and C3.ai
Microsoft has teamed up with Adobe and AI software provider C3.ai to release a new CRM product named C3 AI CRM powered by Microsoft Dynamics 365.
Microsoft has teamed up with Adobe and AI software provider C3.ai to release a new CRM product named C3 AI CRM powered by Microsoft Dynamics 365.
The plan is for Salesforce to build a new integration layer that gives "sales and service users the ability to search, view, and share Salesforce records directly" within Microsoft Teams.
Salesforce Marc Benioff recently took an opportunity to rant and toss a few patronizing barbs at his opposition, Microsoft.
Nimble is a fairly comprehensive addition to Edge that pulls and displays a complete communication trail
Today, Microsoft filed for the European Union's (EU) approval regarding their recent purchase of LinkedIn for $26.2 billion. Recently, Salesforce moved to block Microsoft's acquisition of LinkedIn in the EU, citing antitrust issues.
Thanks to the release of the Azure Blueprint program, customers can now enable Azure to facilitate a secure and standards compliant relationship between the cloud services use with government agencies and third party providers contracted by those same agencies.
Customers using GigJam to share concentrated pieces of work across their network to both employees and partner’s insides and outside the secure walls of their company can look forward to new features in the GigJam Preview on iOS.
The reason for the increase is the seemingly unexpected performance of Microsoft’s transition from being packaged software and arguably failed hardware manufacturer to lean and focused cloud company which also happens to steadily deliver a device in high commercial demand.
Email is more connected than ever with CRM with the new Salesforce Lightning add-on for Outlook, bringing synced customer data, calendar, and more.
Microsoft’s CRM team has updated its CRM App preview for Outlook today with support for CRM Online 2016 while also promising a CRM On Premises supported update coming later to customers as CRM 2016 Update 1.0.
Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq: MSFT) today released an Open Letter from Michael Park, corporate vice president, sales, marketing and operations, Microsoft Business Solutions, inviting customers to learn about and evaluate Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online. As part of the letter, Microsoft announced the “Cloud CRM for Less” offer for Salesforce.com and Oracle customers. Through this offer, Microsoft will rebate eligible customers up to $200 for each user that makes the switch to Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online between now and June 30, 2011. The offer can be applied for services such as migrating data or customizing the solution to meet unique business needs. More details on the offer can be found at http://www.cloudcrmforless.com...