It looks like that Microsoft has no plan to add Persian LIP to its Dynamics products, while its a very good opportunity to enter the big enterprise market of Iran after sanctions. Meanwhile some companies has provided some Persian translation and calendar products for CRM, which usually are not really fully compatible with the whole CRM and sometimes totally get out of service after MS updates.
So... the biggest issue here is the Persian Calendar, and translations is not a big deal as big as the calendar issue.
I believe as the Windows Server 2016 should have the same characteristics of Windows 10, it should also support Persian Calendar natively.
There is a question:
If Windows Server 2016 supports Persian Calendar natively and we set the server calendar as Persian, could it affect on the CRM on the client side and shows the Date in Persian?
Thanks a lot
Arta Fakhari