Microsoft Dynamics AX Present and Future Releases Driven By User Input: Hal Howard

Editor, MSDynamicsWorld.com

October 17 2012

Microsoft Dynamics AX R&D is working to meet two demands these days. On the one hand there are the needs of current customers, communicated to Microsoft through various channels. On the other hand, they have to look to the future and chart a course in their products that also fulfills Microsoft's broader vision for services and

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