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Customisation and Configuration in Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0
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This course covers how to configure and customize Microsoft Dynamics CRM to
meet your business requirements. Training will cover organizational
settings, organizational structure, users, teams, security, multilingual
user interface, and currency exchange rates to meet your business
requirements. Also be shown how to use the application's built-in
customization tools to customize Microsoft Dynamics CRM user interface
components and databases components such as forms, views, entities,
attributes, relationships and mappings. Target Audience
This course is intended for Microsoft Dynamics CRM Implementation
Consultants and System Administrators and Customizers who will configure the
application's organizational settings and customize the application using
its built-in customization tools. The course is not intended for developers
who customize the application using Web development, JavaScript (JScript),
DHTML and the Microsoft Dynamics CRM SDK.
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Prerequisites
Before attending this course, students must have:
A working Knowledge of
how to use Microsoft CRM 4.0.
It is recommended, but not required,
that students have completed Microsoft CRM 4.0 applications training. In
addition, it is recommended, that students have
a basic understanding of:
- Relational Databases functionality
- Microsoft SQL Server
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Skills After completing this course students should understand:
- Configure a company's organisational structure
- Add user accounts
- Create and maintain security roles
- Create teams of users
- Create and configure multiple organizations within one
implementation
- Configure system settings, currency exchange rates, and multilingual
user interface language packs
- Import and export customizations
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Customize forms and views
- Customize database entities and attributes
- Customize entity
relationships and mappings
- Identify areas where advanced customization functionality can be
implemented.
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