Microsoft Dynamics Partner Roundup: Client insights; Acquisition; EAM update; D365 consulting service

In this week's Microsoft Dynamics Partner News Roundup: 

• New Intelligence Hub marks expansion of Franklin Templeton’s strategic collaboration with Microsoft
• Technology Management Concepts acquires the TM Group
• Hitachi reinvents Ellipse Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) solution to improve critical infrastructure resilience
• Key Dynamics Solutions unveils comprehensive D365 consulting services

New Intelligence Hub marks expansion of Franklin Templeton’s strategic collaboration with Microsoft

Franklin Templeton has launched the Intelligence Hub, a new platform is designed to help the company work more efficiently and deliver more personalized insights to clients.

Intelligence Hub builds on the partnership with Microsoft announced in April 2024, when Franklin Templeton said it would create an AI architecture using Microsoft tools. The new platform now puts that plan into action for U.S. distribution, updating key processes and improving sales performance, according to the companies.

Deep integration with Microsoft Dynamics 365 helps ensure that AI-generated recommendations are relevant and easy to use, making adoption more consistent across global teams. 

Hitachi reinvents Ellipse Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) solution to improve critical infrastructure resilience

Hitachi Energy is updating its Ellipse Enterprise Asset Management system by combining it with Microsoft Dynamics 365, Fabric, Microsoft 365 Copilot, and Microsoft Foundry. The goal is to create one unified solution for managing data, analytics, and day-to-day business operations, according to the companies.