New Microsoft Program for Early-Stage Companies Includes Major Role for Dynamics CRM

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November 6 2008

Microsoft appears to have big plans for small businesses to use Dynamics CRM.

Its intentions for Dynamics CRM became know with announcement this week of its BizSpark program, designed to target early stage software startups with a variety of company resources, including access to Microsoft platform software and development tools with no upfront costs.

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