Dynamics Introspective: Where should Microsoft Dynamics customers begin their BI journey?

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April 25 2013

When the question of whether or not we are failing our software arises, one of the warning signs to ponder is whether individuals, teams, or executives can measure performance beyond the transactions captured by the systems. In other words, can the business use their ERP, CRM, and other solutions to answer strategic questions and help drive improved outcomes?

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