You can download performance paper of Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2016 Service Pack 1 (SP1) running on Azure Virtual Machines.
Overview
Microsoft Dynamics CRM is designed to deliver intelligent customer engagement to the market – helping companies deliver customer experiences that are personalized, proactive and predictive. Dynamics CRM helps provide data anywhere and across a wide array of devices, ranging from phones and tablets to PCs, and through a wide array of client types, such as smartphone apps, tablet apps, and Microsoft Dynamics CRM for Outlook. This paper highlights the scalability and performance that can be achieved in terms of concurrent users and feature functionality with the latest release of Dynamics CRM 2016 SP1, running on the standard “off the shelf” Azure Virtual Machines.

Conclusion
The results reflect the scalability and performance achieved on a specific Dynamics CRM 2016 SP1 implementation running on standard Azure Virtual Machines in a test environment. Actual performance may vary based on factors ranging from specific customizations deployed to the geographic distribution of users and network latency or bandwidth. Customers should expect that results will vary for each implementation and should perform their own performance testing based on their needs or requirements. In some cases, customers may achieve higher levels of performance by fine-tuning or optimizing the configuration of Microsoft Dynamics CRM.
These results demonstrate the robustness of Dynamics CRM 2016 SP1 and its capability to handle concurrent user activities with ease for enterprise CRM scenarios.
You can download from below link:
Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2016 SP1 Performance Benchmark on Azure IaaS.pdf (1,1MB)
Mobile
Offline mobile capabilities
More new Cortana integrations (beyond what's there already
in Dynamics CRM) with sales activities
Tighter integration with the Cortana Analytics Suite
Better mobile app management with Intune
Next release of Microsoft's CRM app for Outlook that will
allow users to track emails, add contacts and create records through the
browser on PCs or Macs or mobile browser on a phone
Ability to open Office apps within CRM or CRM mobile app

Sales
Personalized sales documents
New Excel templates for automating many core tasks
Integrated Delve functionality
Improved Outlook Experience
Customer Service
Unified Service Desk
Social
Social Listening and Social Analytics
More use of Azure Machine Learning for sentiment analysis in
Microsoft Social Engagement
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