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Microsoft Dynamics CRM’s path to government

By David Stegon

July 15, 2014

Microsoft's Amir Capriles

Microsoft’s Amir Capriles

Amir Capriles, the general manager of U.S. public sector for Microsoft Dynamics, joined FedScoop to discuss the launch of Microsoft Dynamics CRM for government. In the interview, Capriles talks about what its CRM platform means for Microsoft’s cloud capabilities and why this move signals “a new world” for the company.

Greg Otto contributed to this story.

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