After Airlift, Microsoft Dynamics GP product managers talk apps, architecture, product planning

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September 25 2013

Last week's 2013 GP Technical Airlift at Microsoft's Fargo, North Dakota campus represented a turning point for several aspects of Dynamics GP as an ERP product offering, from the transformed development and release process to a new communications plan (two standard opportunities for new announcements from the team) to a new approach to companion apps, as well as an entirely

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