Welcome everyone! It is a lovely spring day here and I
hope all of you are enjoying the same luxury. Just take a few quick minutes to
catch up on your CRM news and then you can go outside and frolic. That’s
probably what I will be doing.
So we have 3 very important things to cover and then some
other blogs and tips.
First of all, Microsoft has updated their naming policy
see New
Naming Conventions for CRM Updates on the CRM Team blog. The goal of this
is to help the update numbers and the version numbers line up better and be
easier to understand.
Second CRM 2015 Update 0.1 has been released see the Knowledgebase, Download
Page and Blog.
Note this is not the 2015 spring release, this is just the on-premise rollup.
The spring online release is update 1. It looks like there are a lot of small
fixes in here so make sure you review the list and determine if you want to
look at doing the update.
Lastly, the 2013
CRM Field Guide is now available! This is a book written by a group of MVPs
to provide you with everything you need to know to ensure your CRM system is
set up in the best way possible.
The last few weeks we have been talking about the CRM
Online Spring Release (CRM 2015 Update 1) and there were a few more blogs
published about that this week.
PowerObjects discusses the CRM
Spring Wave Update 1: Folder Level Tracking. This allows users to set up a
new folder in their Outlook where the emails will always track to a specific
Household. The user does not even need to have CRM for Outlook installed! It
utilizes Server Side Sync and personal options within CRM.
Sonoma Partners talked about the CRM
Online Spring 2015 – OneNote Integration. We have seen a few other blogs on
this topic but this lists all the features as well as best practices to keep in
mind.
A big topic of conversation in my CRMUG Chapter meetings
is always certifications. This week Leon Tribe talked about Passing
MB5-705: Managing Microsoft Dynamics Implementations. This goes over things
to keep in mind for that exam but also some general tips for preparing for any
of the Microsoft certifications.
Last but not least, CRM Tip of the Day posed Date
Field Options in CRM Online 2015 Update 1. Now there will be new options
for date and Time fields – User Local (takes into account time zone), Date Only
(always the same), and Time-zone independent (includes time but always shows
the same time).
That’s all I have to share today. Have a lovely weekend!
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