I am surprised that SharePoint got so little love from Microsoft since 2007. Basically all the cruft is still beneath the surface of v2013. I heard Microsoft Re

I am surprised that SharePoint got so little love from Microsoft since 2007. Basically all the cruft is still beneath the surface of v2013. I heard Microsoft Redmond outsourced the development to Microsoft India branch which does most of the C# development. The basic concept of SharePoint fulfills what Cairo & WinFS never delivered - so it's actually great, but it has some rough edges and no one cares to fix older features. Salesforce would fit to Microsoft's product portfolio. They have Microsoft Dynamics CRM but Salesforce offers more features. Then the have Microsoft Dynamics ERP which consists of 5 different ERP products that Microsoft bought: Microsoft Dynamics AX (formerly Axapta), Microsoft Dynamics GP (formerly Great Plains Software), Microsoft Dynamics NAV (formerly Navision), Microsoft Dynamics SL (formerly Solomon IV), Microsoft Dynamics C5 (formerly Concorde C5). Salesforce would theoretically be renamed to Dynamics CRM SF.