Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2016 is now shipping. Available both through the cloud and on-premise, Dynamics CRM 2016 is available in 130 markets and in 44 languages.
The offering includes the analytics and machine learning capabilities of the Cortana Analytics Suite, and promises “intelligent selling” with cross-sell recommendations so sales reps can predict which products and services a customer will need during the sales cycle.
In addition, collaboration with Delve functionality is there to show up trending content that is most relevant to what a person is working on. The CRM app for Outlook has also been improved, said Microsoft, as has the CRM software’s mobile integration capabilities for smartphones and tablets.
Jujhar Singh, general manager for Microsoft Dynamics CRM, said: “The CRM team and I are very excited about capabilities we are delivering today. Organisations will be empowered and proactive.”
Earlier this month, Microsoft signed an agreement to acquire Secure Islands, a specialist in advanced information protection solutions. Redmond said the acquisition will “accelerate” its ability to help customers secure their business data “no matter where it is stored”.
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