Microsoft ecosystem in action: ISV argues for full-featured mobility with Dynamics CRM 2013

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November 14 2013

ISVs in the Microsoft Dynamics ecosystem walk a fine line, investing in solutions that extend core ERP or CRM strategically, while working against market forces, ambivalent partners, and the specter of Microsoft's evolving roadmap. With every product update by Microsoft, ISVs need to reevaluate their positioning.

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