Four Major Trends That Will Define Microsoft Dynamics Strategy and ERP Technology

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April 29 2010

In what has become an annual presentation, two Microsoft executives seek to define high-level future performance priorities for Dynamics applications. At the just-concluded Convergence 2010, Hal Howard, vice president of Microsoft Dynamics ERP Research and Development, and Mike Ehrenberg, Technical Fellow, offered up four trends they see as key in shaping coming versions of Microsoft Dynamics:

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