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Learn moreThomas Sandsør from Norway. Been working with Microsoft CRM (yes I still call it CRM) since 2007. I worked about 8 years as a consultant/architect, before I was asked to work for Microsoft building the partner channel for CRM. After 2 years at Microsoft I got the chance to start the CRM branch at Point…
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