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Microsoft Dynamics CRM: Building Line-of-Business Applications

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Learn how the next version of the Microsoft Dynamics CRM data model can be manipulated through meta data. See how to add custom business logic, including plug-ins and custom messages for Microsoft Dynamics CRM entities.

Andrew Bybee
Andrew is currently a Principal Program Manager responsible for developer and partner investments in Dynamics CRM. Prior to joining Microsoft in 1997, Andrew worked for an IBM business partner in Southern California and has 15 years experience in product development and project management.

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