Why do you think every CRM Sales Lead needs an AD entity?
Because the CRM uses AD for identity and role based security only; not for
network access purposes. I wasn't sure if the AD was used for all system
entities and specifically leads with the potential to convert to customers.
As per another po
I can't imagine that you need an AD entry for an entity (a possible future
customer) that wouldn't have privileges on your network. Why do you think
every CRM Sales Lead needs an AD entity?
That would be a very odd design decision. (The problem you mention -- dealing
with useless data represe
ect: Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Extensible Customer Relationship
Management
Good info. I have more concerns ...
Are there management interfaces to deprovision (hopefully extract for
archiving) AD accounts. For example, with respect to AD user accounts
...
each CRM Sales Leads needs an AD entity... I assum
Good info. I have more concerns ...
Are there management interfaces to deprovision (hopefully extract for
archiving) AD accounts. For example, with respect to AD user accounts ...
each CRM Sales Leads needs an AD entity... I assume. In my usage this would
amount to 2-3K new AD entities per month.
ducts (ACT, GoldMine, etc.)
and CRM was our first choice hands down.
Don
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One reason I can think of is MS CRM's reliance on Active Directory.
How well will AD/CRM scale in the 20,000+ user scenario?
What are the AD management/maintanance gotchas?
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> Can anyone recommend a highly extensible CRM platform based on the .net
> framework? I'm aware of MS CRM and its general architecture.
Then why are you looking any futher? CRM 3.0 is nothing short of amazing.
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Can anyone recommend a highly extensible CRM platform based on the .net
framework? I'm aware of MS CRM and its general architecture.
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