Microsoft is a company driven forward by two core areas of its business: cloud and enterprise (C + E). Here, we explore how Dynamics GP – one of Microsoft’s core ERP technologies – is transforming as a result of this focus. The march towards C + E In the Dynamics arena, this has meant that the most recent iteration of Microsoft’s premium CRM solution, Dynamics CRM, has come with productivity integration out of the box. For example, Power BI for Office 365 cloud service works with Microsoft …
Whether you’ve been working in Dynamics CRM or ERP for 6 months or 6 years, you’ll know that Microsoft is an organisation obsessed with productivity. Could their recent acquisition of LinkedIn be their next big step on the road to their productive utopia? Their objective is clear: “Empower every person and every organisation on the planet to achieve more.” And they’ve spent the last few years transforming their own business to meet these aims. They recognise the importance of SAAS, …
We all know that retail is changing. Consumers now want to start their purchasing journey online at home, continue researching the product on the train into town, and then complete the purchase in-store. Combine that with the fact that shoppers now know as much as salespeople and it’s clear that retail now is pretty far from where it was even five years ago. Dynamics AX (alongside a broad range of Microsoft technologies like Azure and Power BI) has had a large part to play in this transformation. Introducing …
This year’s Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference (MWPC) takes place in Toronto, Canada between 10th-14th July. Microsoft’s TechNet page has a helpful podcast explaining all the details of what to expect here. If you operate in the Microsoft Dynamics partner channel as an independent Software Vender, or you’re an App Developer, it’s worthwhile attending as it offers a number of key opportunities. Here are 5 of the best. Engage with the Microsoft Leadership The MWPC is one of …