Microsoft Believes Dynamics ERP Drives, and Benefits From, Azure Advances

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March 26 2012

As interesting as the upcoming Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 and NAV 2013 releases may be for their Azure hosting options, they represent more for Microsoft than just a way to expand their ERP solutions. At Convergence 2012, Microsoft Technical Fellow Mike Ehrenberg shared his latest views on how the investment in Azure is paying off for both the Dynamics and Azure teams.

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