Dynamics CRM 4.0 Passes 1 Million Users

Microsoft has announced today at the Worldwide Partner Conference 2009 in New Orleans that we have passed the 1 million user mark for Microsoft Dynamics CRM. Customers and partners worldwide are taking advantage of the power of choice, and deploying fast, flexible and affordable CRM and xRM solutions across on-premise, partner-hosted and CRM Online deployment models.

“Our fast path to more than 1 million users illustrates our strong market momentum, and shows how our CRM and xRM offerings are driving worldwide customer and partner success,” said Brad Wilson, general manager of Microsoft Dynamics CRM. “Today, hundreds of Microsoft Dynamics CRM customers are building thousands of xRM applications. We’ve built significant alliances within and across Microsoft to capitalize on these high-growth opportunities, and we’re ready to drive value for our next million customers.”

Read more about the milestone achievement: Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 Passes 1 Million Users

(Thanks to John O'Donnell)

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