Microsoft Business Action World Tour: The place to see a new way to build line of business applications

Imagine a development system that could give you the ability to rapidly build line of business solutions, perhaps saving up to 70 percent of your development time. Would that be of interest to you? Imagine the same system already coming pre-built with the capability to be multi-tenant and multi-lingual. Would that save your development team some coding hours? How about a pre built form designer / report system and database design tool?

What about the option to support both an on premise and in the cloud deployment model all with the same codebase. Now consider the systems capability to be scalable up to 24,000 simultaneous users with sub second response times. How much effort would be required to architect a solution to deliver that level of performance?

Add to this the following list of features

• Workflow Engine - WF
• Duplication detection
• Event model
• Scripting support
• Built in modules for sales, service and marketing
• Extensible database
• Online only Outlook client integration
• Offline and online Outlook client integration
• Multiple mobile solutions

Now add the following list of technologies that can work with and extend this solution

• Windows Presentation Foundation
• Silverlight
• Unified Communications
• Azure Services Platform
• Microsoft Office Platform

We invite you to attend the Business Action world tour to learn about Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 as a rapid development tool or XRM. Come to this event to learn what many ISV's already know today. Developing on Dynamics CRM 4.0 can help you deliver your solutions to market faster and free up your developers to work on the parts of the solution that matters most to your clients.

The Business Action World Tour event showcases the power of Microsoft Dynamics CRM as a development platform and also introduces many new demonstrations showcasing how leading edge technology can extend it even further.

Can your company afford not to attend and network with other ISV's and Microsoft?

Cheers,

John O’Donnell