This is the third post in a five-part series on how I integrated a Raspberry Pi with Microsoft Dynamics CRM to recognize contacts using automobile license plates. Although the code samples are focused on license plate recognition, the solution architecture I used is applicable to any Dynamics CRM + Internet of Things (IoT) integration. »
This is the second post in a five-part series on how I integrated a Raspberry Pi with Microsoft Dynamics CRM to recognize contacts using automobile license plates. As I mentioned in the first post of the series, the solution architecture I used is applicable to any Dynamics CRM + Internet of Things (IoT) integration. »
Today’s post is the first in a five-part series on how I integrated a Raspberry Pi with Microsoft Dynamics CRM to recognize contacts using automobile license plates. Although my solution is focused on the use of license plate numbers captured by a webcam, the solution architecture is applicable to any Dynamics CRM + Internet of Things (IoT) integration. »
Earlier this year I wrote a post that showed how to perform sentiment analysis in Dynamics CRM using Microsoft Azure Text Analytics. Azure Text Analytics makes it incredibly easy to use sentiment analysis (with English text only), but the full Azure Machine Learning offering is much more powerful. In today’s post I will show how to create a custom predictive web service in Azure ML and make predictions with it in Dynamics CRM. »
Last year Ben Hosking said there was no way to move access teams between Dynamics CRM organizations, so I created a tool to do that. Last month Tanguy Touzard said I should turn my console application into an XrmToolBox plugin, so I did. Soon after that Daniel Cai said I should make something with the KingswaySoft SSIS Integration Toolkit, so I’ve now written a version of my access team template mover as an SSIS package. »