Small and medium-sized businesses generally spend more of their money on IT than larger ones. An average small company spends 6.9% of revenue on IT, whilst midsized companies spend 4.1%. This is compared to larger companies who spent just 3.2% of revenue. Two of the most effective enterprise applications on the market today are Dynamics CRM and Microsoft SharePoint. Both built on Microsoft Windows, SQL Server, have the power to engage with most of Microsoft’s tools such as Lync and Office. If …
Through more modular, digestible pricing, and a reshaping of their training and platform infrastructure, Microsoft is making it easier than ever for end-users to get the platform they need – regardless of the niche. Here we explore what this means for end-users, partners, and Dynamics professionals. It’s less about consulting; more about niche In the past, Microsoft has relied on a large network of specialist partners to help prove the case of and sell Dynamics AX, NAV and Dynamics CRM to end-users. …
Retail destinations – both on-and-offline – are changing. Now more than ever before, retail is being driven by customer insight. This is where Microsoft’s productivity revolution – driven by Microsoft Dynamics – excels. So much data… The big challenge of the 21st century, as this TED playlist summarises – and expands on – is the issue of data. There’s just too much of it. Now, humanity needs to find ways to sort it and take advantage of it. In the retail sector, this means using …
With the presidential election process now over, the US is starting to heal and move forward. Unsurprisingly, technology played a large part in this election cycle, with reports that Facebook’s advertised news posts might have had an impact on the election result, amongst other things! It’s also clear that CRM, ERP and other cloud productivity technologies were used to empower voters, candidates and parties on the road to the 2016 result. According to Fred Humphries, Microsoft’s corporate …