Microsoft Dynamics Partner Roundup: Construction win; Partnership; Acquisitions; Connectors

In this week's Microsoft Dynamics partner news roundup:

• PowerObjects to partner with Barratt Developments PLC on Dynamics 365 implementation
• Two expert Microsoft Dynamics CRM/D365 partners join forces
• The Resource Group team joins Armanino
• RoboMQ announces availability of D365 and Business Central API integration on Connect iPaaS
• Sprinklr Fall 2019 Release includes Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement connector

PowerObjects to partner with Barratt Developments PLC on Dynamics 365 implementation

Barratt Homes and PowerObjects, an HCL Technologies Company, are teaming up on a CRM replatform project. Barratt is moving to Dynamics 365 for Customer Engagement Online to improve productivity, simplify the user experience, and deliver a consistent approach to customer engagement across its 27 regional divisions.

D365CE will allow the company to modernize the workplace and improve collaboration. D365CE's integration with Office 365, Azure, and the Power Platform is intended to enable Barrett to develop a long-term roadmap to improve business processes elsewhere in the company.

"We took the time to agree to the ways of working with the Barratt team, which sets us up well for a successful first phase, and look forward to helping Barratt explore additional opportunities to leverage the Microsoft Business Applications platform long-term," stated Greg Harradence, sales director, PowerObjects. "We see a great opportunity in the U.K. construction market for digital transformation and have plans to be a driving force for change in the sector."

Two expert Dynamics CRM and D365 partners join forces

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