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Category Archives: CRM 2015 New Features
New Feature – Hierarchical Visualization in CRM Microsoft CRM 2015
Another new feature present in CRM 2015 is the capability to present data visually in a hierarchical model. Continue reading
Microsoft CRM 2015 New Feature – Everything You Wanted to Know About the Timer Control in CRM 2015 – Part 1.
This post is part one on the timer control feature available in Microsoft Dynamics CRM Version 2015. Continue reading
Microsoft CRM 2015 New Feature – Drilling into Calculated Fields- Advanced Calculations and Date Calculations – Part 3
As promised this will be the last post on the new calculation features available in Microsoft CRM Version 2015, released November, 2014. This functionality will help facilitate your solution development. Where once you had to depend on a developer writing … Continue reading
Microsoft CRM 2015 New Feature – Drilling into Calculated Fields- The String Functions – Part 2
A continuation of exploring the new Calculation features available in Dynamics CRM 2015 Continue reading
Microsoft CRM 2015 New Feature – Drilling into Calculated Fields – Part 1
Since this will be my last post for 2014, I wanted to start to concentrate on another new capability in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2015, The Calculated Fields functionality. I plan on handling this the post as I did with the … Continue reading
New Features in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2015 – Expanded Business Rule Logic.
Microsoft first introduced business logic rules in CRM 2013. Business logic allowed non programmer’s the ability to create simple rules based on client input into a record to further enhance the applications usability. For example, based on input in one … Continue reading
New Hierarchy security In Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2015
Hello All- I wish I could say I am going to be 100% creative with this post but that isn’t the case. While going through my new install of CRM 2015 I was testing out the help files and found … Continue reading
Further Improvements Uncovered In CRM 2015 – The Search Feature
In case you haven’t discovered it yet. There have been additional improvements to the search feature in CRM including quick access to make your day more productive. When you first open the application please look to the right of the … Continue reading
How do I add new users in CRM 2015? The New Security Section
Note: This addresses both On Premise and On Line Microsoft released Dynamics CRM 2015 on Wednesday November 26, 2014, both the On-Premise and the On-Line Versions. For the next few posts I will concentrate on some of the things I … Continue reading
Software Readiness for MSCRM 2015 On-Premise
Microsoft CRM 2015, code name Vega, alias The Fall Release, is just around the corner. Microsoft is promoting this new release heavily on their online site. I will eventually discuss new features in subsequent posts, at the present time, I … Continue reading
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