maandag, oktober 01, 2007
zaterdag, september 29, 2007
Free license for Microsoft Dynamics CRM MVP's (Most Valuable Professionals)
Being a Microsoft Dynamics CRM MVP is already an accomplishment and an honor, but now it even got better!
We all know how much time and effort MVP's dedicate to the CRM community; sharing their knowledge in newsgroups, user groups and in many other ways. As a token of our appreciation to the community of MVP's CWR Mobility offers a free CWR Mobile CRM license to any Microsoft Dynamics CRM MVP!
How to request a license?
To request your license please send an e-mail to support@cwrmobility.com and include your name, e-mail and a proof of your MVP status. We will then contact you to setup your free license.
UPDATE: Go here to request a free MVP license.
How do I know if I qualify for a free license?
If you're a Dynamics CRM MVP then you probably know you're one :). But in case you're not sure, take a look at https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/communities/mvp.aspx?product=1&competency=Microsoft+Dynamics+CRM to see a list of Dynamics CRM MVP's.
Just our way to say thanks to all Dynamics CRM MVP's.
We all know how much time and effort MVP's dedicate to the CRM community; sharing their knowledge in newsgroups, user groups and in many other ways. As a token of our appreciation to the community of MVP's CWR Mobility offers a free CWR Mobile CRM license to any Microsoft Dynamics CRM MVP!
How to request a license?
To request your license please send an e-mail to support@cwrmobility.com and include your name, e-mail and a proof of your MVP status. We will then contact you to setup your free license.
UPDATE: Go here to request a free MVP license.
How do I know if I qualify for a free license?
If you're a Dynamics CRM MVP then you probably know you're one :). But in case you're not sure, take a look at https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/communities/mvp.aspx?product=1&competency=Microsoft+Dynamics+CRM to see a list of Dynamics CRM MVP's.
Just our way to say thanks to all Dynamics CRM MVP's.
Labels: CRM, Mobile, Mobile CRM, MVP
woensdag, maart 14, 2007
Convergence 2007 (day 1)
Wow, what an event, unbelievable...
I had been planning on doing a live blog while I am at the Convergence, but i really had no time and was to busy meeting all these wonderful and interesting people...
The Convergence was the first time that we publicly showed our partnership with c360. They have become one of our worldwide distributors of CWR Mobile CRM. For them we whitelabeled and branded it to c360 Mobile CRM. The interest was enormous.
The first session I was in was a CRM Mobile session with Michael Rich. At a certain moment he talked about alternatives of CRM Mobile... And there we were, unanounced, on the Microsoft Slides: CWR Mobile CRM. He highlighted all the features that distinguishes our solution from Microsoft's offerings. He told the audience that is was a solution from the Netherlands and that we weren't present at the Convergence, so I had to stand up and told him we were there :)
After the session I was invited to go to the ISV TAP review for Titan (and that's about all I can say about that :) ). You will be very excited to see all the new features and enhancements they are making to the new release. That's where I got introduced to about ten Microsoft guys working on this new release, incl. Phillip Richardson, Program Manager for CRM.
We discussed a lot about our plans, CRM Live and opportunities to come...
At the Lounge I met fellow bloggers and/or MVP's Scott Colson, Jim Glass and Guy Riddle..
At the end of the day Microsoft threw a really great party. Live music, food, surfing and over 30 bars... wow...
At the party I met Frank Lee of Workopia. As an MVP and frequent blogger about moblity I had to show him our solution and I believe he was pretty enthousiastic... Keep an eye on his blog...
While standing in line to get something to eat I briefly shook hands and spoke a few words with Doug Burgum. He is a great guy and has been a wonderfull leader for the Microsoft Business Solutions group.
I have to go to the last part of the Convergence now, but I will let you know more in the next posts...
I had been planning on doing a live blog while I am at the Convergence, but i really had no time and was to busy meeting all these wonderful and interesting people...
The Convergence was the first time that we publicly showed our partnership with c360. They have become one of our worldwide distributors of CWR Mobile CRM. For them we whitelabeled and branded it to c360 Mobile CRM. The interest was enormous.
The first session I was in was a CRM Mobile session with Michael Rich. At a certain moment he talked about alternatives of CRM Mobile... And there we were, unanounced, on the Microsoft Slides: CWR Mobile CRM. He highlighted all the features that distinguishes our solution from Microsoft's offerings. He told the audience that is was a solution from the Netherlands and that we weren't present at the Convergence, so I had to stand up and told him we were there :)
After the session I was invited to go to the ISV TAP review for Titan (and that's about all I can say about that :) ). You will be very excited to see all the new features and enhancements they are making to the new release. That's where I got introduced to about ten Microsoft guys working on this new release, incl. Phillip Richardson, Program Manager for CRM.
We discussed a lot about our plans, CRM Live and opportunities to come...
At the Lounge I met fellow bloggers and/or MVP's Scott Colson, Jim Glass and Guy Riddle..
At the end of the day Microsoft threw a really great party. Live music, food, surfing and over 30 bars... wow...
At the party I met Frank Lee of Workopia. As an MVP and frequent blogger about moblity I had to show him our solution and I believe he was pretty enthousiastic... Keep an eye on his blog...
While standing in line to get something to eat I briefly shook hands and spoke a few words with Doug Burgum. He is a great guy and has been a wonderfull leader for the Microsoft Business Solutions group.
I have to go to the last part of the Convergence now, but I will let you know more in the next posts...
Labels: blog, convergence, MVP

