Lines in the Sand: Microsoft Increasingly Sharpens Distinctions Between Competitors and Dynamics AX, CRM, and GP

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March 24 2008

Microsoft is working ever more aggressively to distinguish its Dynamics products from well-known competitors. Increasingly, it is focusing on what it claims is more attractive pricing, along with seeking to leverage the familiarity many users have with Office and other Microsoft products.

Among the recent shots it has taken at competitors:

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