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Project Manager with MS Dynamics CRM System

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Project Manager with MS Dynamics CRM System
Our Client is an international company looking to recruit a Project Manager with MS Dynamics CRM application versions 3.0 and above.
You will have at least 7 to 10 years proven track record of working with MS Dynamics CRM.
You Will Have The Following Skills
- MS Dynamics CRM Online within the Cloud
- Ideally should be able to write .Net interfaces (Web services, WCF services) around Dynamics CRM system so that same can be used in other systems.
- Support for the business likely to be assisting within any issues/possible bug fixing/potential development opportunities
- Support the application post go-live during system setting and fix applications issues not necessarily related to code
- Assisting with architecting the Dynamics CRM system, related customizations, portals, and reports to model the client’s organizational process
- Advising stakeholders on best practices for CRM, development or integration processes
- Writing technical specifications for planned work
- Creating data migration and integration mappings
- Installing CRM and its related components such as Scribe.
- Building the CRM forms, screens, and views, as well as workflows and reports around the customer needs for an interface
- Guiding projects along through daily communications with the customer
- Resolving technical issues
- Regularly communicating with the customer on the status of the issue resolution
- Participating in the design and architecture sessions
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The salary for this role is in the range £55K - £65K + Benefits.
The Client’s offices are based in Milton Keynes.
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