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Has anyone done this?  I am being asked by management about the possibilities of integrating a new implementation of Microsoft’s CRM product for our business units with our existing Remedy ITSM apps.  I am not finding any docs or KB entries on Supportweb.  Since this is an exploratory question and since I don’t have any specific requirements and since I know absolutely nothing about Microsoft CRM, I am hoping some one out there might have some insight into how Microsoft CRM might integrate with Remedy.  I have the full-blown suite of 6.0 apps on 6.3 ARS server but I believe they will only be interested in integrating to the Help Desk portion.

Thanks in advance for any help.

 

Candace DeCou

Applications Support Analyst
Silicon Valley Bank
Office: 408-654-6358
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 




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