Microsoft recently wrapped up their Worldwide Partner Conference on the west coast, and one of the highlights of the conference was the release of Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012. The focus for developers of AX 2012 was on creating a more powerful, simple, and agile solution for business enterprise users, developers and partners. Some of the highlights of the announcement below surround how implementations of AX 2012 will be positively impacted by two new tools. These are the RapidStart Services approach, which will simplify and streamline the typical decisions made for configuration of AX, as well as the new dramatically simplified pricing model. I’ve seen the new pricing model myself and I must say I was overwhelmed – talk about Next Practices! Nobody else has pricing anywhere close to as simplified as Microsoft for AX 2012. The role-centered, 4-user-tier model is revolutionary in it’s ease of understanding and use. Who of you out there have seen pricing proposals from ERP vendors and have been left shaking your head after 5 minutes trying to wade through various features and options for modules and pricing? I believe AX 2012 customers are going to absolutely love the new pricing model! And I can’t wait to use the new RapidStart Services. I’ve been asking for something like this from other ERP vendors for a long time, leave it to Microsoft to step up and actually provide something this useful for partners and customers… What scenarios have you been involved in where you could have used something like RapidStart Services?
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Flow International and Microsoft Dynamics AX
Flow international is the inventor and world leader in waterjet solutions. They replaced JD Edwards World with Microsoft Dynamics AX. Listen to the reasons why in the video below.
As the Director of Enterprise Architecture for Flow International says… Don’t pour concrete around your business processes! Leverage powerful simplicity and the lower total cost of ownership achieved with Microsoft Dynamics AX…
Microsoft Dynamics Lines Up Against SAP, Oracle, And Salesforce
Very telling article from Information Week that covers the current state of Microsoft Dynamics maturity, especially in comparison with its Tier 1 rivals. Also the author pointedly makes the case that no other large ERP provider has such as compelling cloud offering, with on-premises, on-demand, any hybrid models available or soon-to-be available. Summed up, “The idea that Dynamics needs to play catch-up with its bigger brethren is no longer on the table.”
Microsoft Dynamics and IDC Industrial Equipment Webcast
Industrial Equipment Manufacturing: Achieving Customer Relationship Excellence
by Joe Barkai
Know About:
a) Industrial Equipment Manufacturing Worldwide Revenue and Net Profit Margin Trends
b) Market Challenges
c) Primary Business Challenges- How to achieve Profitable Innovation, Cost Reduction, Service Excellence.
d) Customer relationship Maturity Model
e) An end-to-end Sales Life cycle process
f) Essential Guidance
MS Dynamics Convergence 2010; Atlanta, GA, April 24-27
We just returned from this year’s Convergence Conference in Atlanta. WOW! As first-timers at this Microsoft Dynamics partner conference, all four (Rick Steber, Mark Stevens, Tom Erdle and myself) of us were completely impressed with this event. It is the best industry conference I’ve ever attended. It was focused, informative, interesting and FUN. High energy all around this event…
Compiled useful Links on Tips, Forums, Videos, Implementation and Customization of Microsoft Dynamics CRM
Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online Video Gallery
These videos will introduce you to Microsoft CRM Online functions and capabilities.
www.democrmonline.com





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