Hello everyone.
My last post was tagged "#wrongway" and shared on Facebook by my boss. This is Harada (lol).
※ I have a habit of holding grudges lol

So, let's get excited this time too!!!

I'm sorry to those who were looking forward to this, but the second session on "Dynamics CRM" will be postponed until next time.
※ I sincerely hope that there are people who were looking forward to it (lol)

Microsoft Dynamics CRM Adapter for ASTERIA WARP now on sale!

The release date, April 27th, is finally almost here! Wow! Clap clap!

Today I would like to give you a brief introduction to the product (and its development history) m(_ _)m
Now, here we go, Arcus Japan Harada!(Please forgive me, I was born in the year it was first broadcast lol)

Manipulating records in Dynamics CRM! (It's really easy lol, no, it's too easy lol)

What is ASTERIA WARP?

In a nutshell, it is a "platform for connecting corporate systems" provided by Infoteria.
The ASTERIA website states, "It is the best product for non-programming development in a wide range of industries. It is Japan's No. 1 data integration middleware that allows you to easily connect and integrate with existing databases, file systems, various business systems, and various cloud services through flows created by dragging and dropping icons and setting properties."

Nowadays, it's becoming less common for systems to be composed of a single large system, so I think this is the perfect tool for connecting various systems. I also believe that the ideal form of systems in the future is to aim for SOA, which loosely couples small systems and integrates business logic, so I think this is a very useful data integration tool when you consider productivity, scalability, and maintainability.

Background of adapter development

When performing data integration or migration with Microsoft Dynamics CRM (hereinafter referred to as DCRM), it was necessary to individually manipulate the DCRM API. Even we, who promote DCRM, were thinking, "Isn't there a better way?" If you're familiar with it, the I/O part to DCRM isn't particularly problematic, but conversely, there are many patterns for DCRM integration targets, so trial and error is required each time. This is where 'ASTERIA WARP' comes in (there's another one, but I'll talk about that another time lol).

Adapters are provided for each connection destination, making it possible to link data without programming!(This surprise is exaggerated.)
It can also connect to a wide variety of data sources, including CSV, Excel, Amazon, Notes, and SAP!(It's Charlie Hama lol. It's a bit of a stretch...)
A tool that is loosely coupled and can absorb the cost of changing systems and applications... and maintenance by system operators... isn't this the ideal form? (lol)

Well, I could go on and on, so I'll stop here.
I hope you now understand the background that led us to develop the adapter.

About product

For more information about the product, please see the product page.
https://www.arcuss-japan.com/products/msdcrm

Upcoming

I think it's nonsense to write about new features before the release, but I thought I should let you know (lol).
Currently, only Dynamics CRM Online is supported. Support for Dynamics CRM 2016 on-premise (installed) is planned for sometime in 2016.
※ Now that I've said it here, I'm putting pressure on myself to do it lol
I hope to post information on how to use the adapter on this blog.

Finally···
"Microsoft Dynamics CRM Adapter for ASTERIA WARP"We appreciate your cooperation.

Next time, I would like to write about "Part 2: Dynamics CRM."
↑ I'm not pretending not to write!

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