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We love Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011, and we hope that by the time you finish reading this book, you will love Microsoft Dynamics CRM, too. We understand that you might be skeptical about the possibility of falling for a piece of software, but we want you to know right up front that our goal is to show you all of the wonderful and amazing benefits the Microsoft Dynamics CRM application can provide for your business.
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Set up and configure your system
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Create and deploy custom reports
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Automate business workflows
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Extend Microsoft Dynamics CRM with scripts and assemblies
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