CRM on Twitter: July 2008

The microblogging site is rapidly becoming a destination of choice for the Web 2.0–savvy, and users of Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 are certainly among them. (One Twitterer even goes by the handle "msdyncrm.")

In honor of this month’s cover story -- see "Is Microsoft Winning the CRM Race?" -- we decided to check out what the Twitterverse had to say about Redmond’s new baby.

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lilyofthevalley:
Alright, so microsoft crm is kinda of a stupid system, but I will work with it anyway.
[19 days later:] [...]everyone have fun playin in the sun while I attempt to conquer Microsoft CRM.
[2 days after that:] Sending out a Twitter to anyone who uses Microsoft CRM. Please help me!

Koolpep:
Sitting in a very interesting Microsoft CRM meeting. Amazing new product. Even though I usually dont like MS so much :-)

georgebarnett:
@ceibner didn’t even know MS did CRM products. well done though :)))

mamchenkov:
Investigating migration path from Microsoft CRM to SugarCRM. It looks like many wheels are already invented. :)

justinrummel:
MS CRM, I H8 you and you[r] IE REQUIREMENT

markush:
@jowyang Microsoft is heavily trying to unify CRM and social media. Read an interview a few weeks ago from a Redmond dev. manager.

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