Convergence
Convergence 2009
Ten ISV Solutions That Caught Our Eye At Convergence 2009 New Orleans
Solutions for various industries and applications
Convergence 2009
Convergence 2009 Recap: Microsoft’s Best Foot Forward Despite Slowdown
Low attendance did not distract from the core message - Dynamics moves forward
Convergence 2009
Leadership Voices: Dynamics ERP Customers Push Major Process Changes on Their Organizations to Cope with Global Business Upheaval
How Three Companies Are Using Technology to Gain Improved Efficiencies
Convergence 2009
NAV 2009’s Role Tailored Experience: The Glitz and the Grunt Work
Pre-built Role Centers Are Nice, But Getting Your Hands Dirty with ‘Ingredients’ Drives the Real Value
Convergence 2009
Dynamics Brings More Capabilities In-House: Updates on GP to CRM Integration, Integrated Reporting, Master Data Management
Mike Ehrenberg Discusses BI, MDM, CRM Integration Tools
Convergence 2009
In Hosted Dynamics CRM Arena, Partners Big and Small Will Compete to Add Value
Channel Partner Prescription: Laissez-faire with a Dose of Value-Added Industry Focus
Convergence 2009
Overheard at Convergence – Upcoming Dynamics CRM Announcements Hint at Product Direction
Dynamics CRM 4.0, accelerators, service updates, and future vision
Convergence 2009
Convergence 2009 Preview: A More “Intimate” Setting
Cloud Computing and Dynamics GP 11 Expected to Be Hot Topics
Convergence 2008 Copenhagen
Microsoft's Dynamics CRM Philosophy Precludes Special Integration With Other Dynamics ERP Applications
In Interview, Dynamics CRM's Brad Wilson Explains "Hands Off" Approach
Convergence 2008 Copenhagen
Microsoft Sharpens Its Dynamics Marketing Focus on Mid-Market Companies, to Exclusion of Small Businesses
Announces New Integration Console for Mid-Size Businesses
