Any business, no matter how large, must always pay attention to customer feedback, product reviews and requests for services. And Microsoft is doing just that. At this year’s
Change 1: Availability
In Spring 2018, Microsoft is going to launch Dynamics 365 in the cloud, based on NAV and will be available in 14 countries: U.S., Canada, United Kingdom, Denmark, The Netherlands, Germany, Spain, Italy, France, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Sweden, and Finland. The new cloud version, with its state-of-the-art extensibility model will be a perfect solution to target the small and medium business market, enabling customers to bring all their know-how and expertise to the next level.
Change 2: Pricing
The biggest change Microsoft is bringing in 2018 is simplification of the pricing structure and product offering for Microsoft Dynamics 365. Microsoft will offer a single collection of Dynamics 365 applications to digitally transform organizations across all lines of business – Marketing, Sales, Service, Finance, Operations, and Talent – at their own pace.
Change 3: Packaging
Instead of separate editions – Business Edition and Enterprise Edition – 2018 will allow organizations of any size to choose from different price points for each line of business application based on the level of capabilities and capacity needed. For example,
Change 4: Portfolio
To meet the need of smaller organizations that usually prefer an end-to-end business management solution, instead of an application for each individual line of business, the 2018 version of Dynamics 365 will offer a new end-to-end business management cloud solution that will be delivered as two distinct offerings:
- A Microsoft Dynamics 365 cloud application
- A business application platform for ISVs
Change 5: Partner Network
2018 will also see Microsoft’s
Countdown Begins
Since inception, Microsoft Dynamics 365 has lived up to the expectations of organizations of all sizes and complexity. And in a bid to continue to meet the needs of small and big organizations and widen user-base, Microsoft is all set to improvise on the Dynamics 365 solution and bring about changes that are centered towards
About the Author - Manoj Nair
Manoj Nair is a seasoned IT professional with over 12 years of experience in Software Consultancy, ERP Implementation, Testing, ISV Development & Client Management. He is a Senior Project Manager at Indusa and is responsible of managing various software programs through cross functional coordination. Contributing Author: |