Principal Program Manager at the .NET product Group (Microsoft Corp in Redmond, Seattle). Focus on Machine Learning .NET (ML.NET), .NET Core, Microservices based architecture, Docker Containers, Azure services. Check out http://dot.net/Architecture and https://github.com/dotnet/machinelearning-samples
May 31, 2008May 31, 200805/31/08I’ll deliver a session about "Developing with Dynamics Mobile 2008" in our Microsoft INNOVATION DAYS event.
It will be delivered in Madrid (June 3rd) and Barcelona (June 5th).
My session content will cover topics like:
– Dynamics Mobile 2008 introduction
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May 22, 2008May 22, 200805/22/08So!, we already have Dynamics AX 2009 RTM version!! (It was released yesterday, May 22nd).
It is AVAILABLE NOW for download from Partner Source (you need to authenticate as a Dynamics partner):
https://mbs.microsoft.com/partnersource/support/selfsupport/productreleases/DynamicsAX2009release.htm
The download is a full installation setup,
May 19, 2008May 19, 200805/19/08Jason Hunt and Aaron Elder (from Ascentium, they are not from Microsoft) have published a very nice Whitepaper about “xRM” (Dynamics CRM as RAD dev platform for business Apps).
Download it from:
http://www.ascentium.com/blog/crm/Gallery/Ascentium%20-%20Microsoft%20Dynamics%20CRM%20as%20a%20Business%20Application%20Platform.pdf
May 19, 2008May 19, 200805/19/08Microsoft Dynamics CRM has released its Relationship Management Healthcare vertical accelerator. This accelerator, built on Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0, showcases how Microsoft Dynamics CRM is relevant to customers in the healthcare industry and provides a baseline for partners/customers for further development.
May 14, 2008May 14, 200805/14/08Well, the real name of this whitepaper is “Developing ISV Applications using Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0” but I thought it would be clearer with this other title. Many people don’t not know what really an ISV is (Independent Software Vendor), and this whitepaper can also be great for any CRM developer/architect.
May 12, 2008May 12, 200805/12/08Just a tip I always have to do when setting up a Windows Server 2008 VPC (Virtual PC) which is also a DC (Active Directory Domain Controller).
As those machines are just for demos or development environment, I do not want to have the Domain account policies which are quite strict,
