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Do I need to upgrade Microsoft Dynamics CRM?

Do I need to upgrade Microsoft Dynamics CRM?

As Microsoft prepares to release Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2016, you might be wondering if you will need to upgrade your existing MSCRM application. Before delving into the pros and cons of upgrading, it's important to know what version of MSCRM you currently have. To find out, log into MSCRM and click on About in the Settings.

The version you are currently using will be displayed at the top of the About Microsoft Dynamics CRM popup dialog.

Once you know what version of MSCRM you have installed, you'll want to find out whether or not an upgrade is necessary. The first thing to consider is how much longer your current system will be supported by Microsoft. When it comes to MSCRM, there are two levels of support provided by Microsoft - Mainstream and Extended.

 

Review the dates that Mainstream and Extended Support from Microsoft is scheduled to end.

 

*Beginning January 12, 2016, only the most current version of Internet Explorer available for a supported operating system will receive technical support and security updates for Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0. If you are currently using Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 and you prefer to use other browsers, such as Chrome or Firefox, you'll want to switch to IE.

The decision to upgrade your CRM solution is not one to be taken lightly. Beringer Associates can help identify the recommended upgrade plan for your current application, provide upgrade assistance, provide training for your end users to help them through the transition to an upgraded system and much more. Contact Beringer Associates  to start planning your Microsoft Dynamics CRM upgrade today!


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Rob is the CTO of Beringer Technology Group, and focuses his efforts on software development, cloud engineering, team mentoring and strategic technical direction. Rob has worked with Beringer since 2005, and has influenced every department from Development, Security, Implementation, Support and Sales. Rob graduated with his MBA from Rowan University in 2012, earned his Bachelors of Computer Science in 1997, and is current with several Microsoft technical certifications. Rob is very active, and loves to mountain bike, weight train, cook and hike with his dog pack.