Dataflex may face legal hurdles, but Microsoft partners must focus on other factors

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July 23 2020

With Inspire 2020 winding down, we now know that Microsoft will continue to release a steady stream of new and updated Power Platform and Dynamics 365 offerings in the new fiscal year. And while experts are eager to get their hands on the latest technology, partner executives will be watching with concern and wondering how they will be able to do what Microsoft cannot: showcase the product line while stripping away the distractions like product naming, roadmaps, and licensing.

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