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6 Things To Know About New Microsoft Dynamics 365 Applications
Donna Goodison
Organizations increasingly are using Dynamics 365 -- from ExxonMobil in the energy industry and Virgin Atlantic in transportation to the Miami Heat professional basketball team in sports, according to Alysa Taylor, corporate vice president of Microsoft business applications and global industry.
Getting Dynamic
Microsoft today debuted new Dynamics 365 applications to help companies improve their online and brick-and-mortar retail businesses and rolled out other apps and features adding artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities to the cloud-based, business management software platform.
Launched in 2016, Microsoft Dynamics 365 combines enterprise resource planning, customer relationship management and productivity applications.
Organizations increasingly are using Dynamics 365, from ExxonMobil in the energy industry and Virgin Atlantic in transportation to the Miami Heat professional basketball team in sports, according to Alysa Taylor, corporate vice president of Microsoft business applications and global industry.
“The common thread in our customers’ success is the power of a comprehensive, connected business cloud, drawing on unified data and applied intelligence to help customers make proactive decisions to positively impact their business,” Taylor said in a blog post announcing the Dynamics 365 additions. “Customers have seen a transformative shift from a siloed to a proactive way of doing business.”
