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As I mentioned in 
my previous post, I’ve been working with 
Shan McArthur from 
ADXSTUDIO to develop a demo that would illustrate how self-service web sites can connect directly to Dynamics CRM over the web to provide solutions that are both proactive and effective.&amp;nbsp; The information gathered or transactions entered in the self-service
 applications are immediately available in the Dynamics CRM system; the obvious place to track actions and outcomes.&amp;nbsp; The solution that we put together (OK so Shan and his team did most of the heavy lifting here ) turned out fantastic.&amp;nbsp;
 
Kirill Tatatinov kindly asked me to showcase the solution back in November.&amp;nbsp; I showed it off during his keynote session at Convergence EMEA
 in Copenhagen.&amp;nbsp; The solution can be deployed on-premises, hosted by a partner or, as in our case, hosted by Microsoft (i.e.

Windows Azure).&amp;nbsp; Naturally, Dynamics CRM can also be hosted in any of those modes as well.&amp;nbsp; In North America you might use CRM Online.&amp;nbsp; In Copenhagen we opted to use the great service of

AlfaPeople.&amp;nbsp; They provided us a 
rock solid Dynamics CRM hosted platform.&amp;nbsp;  
I just got the video for that from MS Studios so have a look.&amp;nbsp; I’m using the 
Silverlight Streaming service so you should be able to view this full screen: 
The solution really shows off the power that ISVs get when using Dynamics CRM as a line-of-business application platform.&amp;nbsp; Not only do you get the platform that’ll get your app to market faster, you get to use the same skills to enhance that application
 and differentiate from competitors.&amp;nbsp; That could mean building compelling user experiences with Silverlight or it could mean hosting on the

Azure Services Platform.&amp;nbsp; In this case, ADXSTUDIO is taking full advantage of the platform.&amp;nbsp; Hosting the app in

Windows Azure.&amp;nbsp; Storing the content in 
SQL Data Services.&amp;nbsp; Using 
Live ID for authentication.&amp;nbsp; Performance, scalability, security and privacy with no capital expenditures.&amp;nbsp; Scale up or down when you need to.&amp;nbsp; Nice! 
Update:&amp;nbsp; Looks like the transcript for the entire keynote was posted 
here.Update #2: Moving this video to Channel 9 as the Silverlight Streaming Service has been decommissioned. 
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