In 2016, when Microsoft announced its makeover of its CRM and ERP strategy in the form of Dynamics 365, officials started talking up the Common Data Model (CDM), which was the heart of those services.

Microsoft has made a promised public preview of its Common Data Model (CDM) entity database available to testers. CDM is at the heart of the coming Microsoft Dynamics 365 bundle.

The new business entity database enables Microsoft Flow users to kick off automated workflows from a greater variety of apps and services.

REDWOOD CITY, Calif., May 20, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Informatica, the enterprise cloud data management leader, today announced at Informatica World 2019 that it supports the Microsoft Common Data ...

Microsoft, SAP and Adobe this week at a Microsoft Ignite conference launched an ambitious effort to create a common data model for applications deployed on the Microsoft Azure cloud that one day could ...