1. Microsoft CRM SDK. If you are Microsoft Visual Studio .Net C#, VB or
SQL programmer and developer, you may decide to dedicate some of your
software development training time to familiarize yourself with SDK
objects and methods: Lead, Account, Address, Contact, Quote, Order,
Contract, Case, Task, etc. Microsoft CRM is pretty complex in its
technology layers, and it is not recommended to populate MS CRM tables
directly via SQL scripting -recommended way is to abstract your
programming through MS CRM SDK layer
2. Dynamics GP Great Plains integration
programming. Here you have to consider Dynamics GP eConnect, this
Software Development Kit opens Microsoft Dynamics GP objects, such as
customer, vendor, GL account, employee, Sales Invoice, Purchase Order,
etc. eConnect is also MS Visual Studio programmer friendly, so you
could enjoy eConnect self discovery. We recommend you to consider web
integration project, where you combine Microsoft CRM SDK and Great
Plains eConnect libraries
3. SAP Business One integration coding. In SB1 you should think about
combining SAP Business One SDK libraries with Microsoft CRM SDK
modules. SAP B1 and GP are both ERP and MRP applications and Microsoft
CRM integration methodic is similar on technology layer
4. Lotus Notes Domino integration. Here you have various layers. Try to
review ODBC integration if you are doing discovery. ODBC expects you to
have repetitive structures in Lotus Notes, which is pretty common if
you are dealing with custom Lotus Notes database
5. Microsoft CRM EDI programming. Electronic Document Interchange is
typically associated with Vendor purchasing and order placement
channel. If you have merchandise ordering logic from your Microsoft CRM
Sales Orders, then consider formatted SQL Select statement from CRM
tables
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