Choosing any partnership can be a tricky decision. Choosing a Microsoft Dynamics partner is certainly no exception to the rule. There are dozens of potential partners clamoring for your attention -- but only a few with the top skills to help you maximize Dynamics 365 for sales. Since deploying any ERP is a major investment of time and energy, it’s crucial to find the Microsoft Dynamics partner that can lay the groundwork for a successful deployment of this robust and effective software.

Is your business too small for an ERP? You already know that enterprise resource planning (ERP) software is particularly important to mid- to enterprise level organizations. In most of these ventures, an ERP can serve as the heart and nerve center of these organizations. Companies use ERP for everything from backend billing to front-end sales.

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) software has democratized data analytics and the visualization of that data for businesses of all sizes. Traditionally, tools that tracked the minutia that lead to profit or loss were primarily used by enterprise-level organizations that could afford the technology teams to cull data and run these kinds of reports. But advances in technology and the rise of the software-as-a-service (SaaS) subscription model has made it so that even start-ups can utilize these tools.

It’s not that Microsoft is trying to be convoluted in their structure for Dynamics 365 pricing. But they have so many software products with so many options that it can get confusing. On the one hand, all these options are perfect – they’re not like other companies that have a take it or leave it one-size-fits-all approach. Microsoft knows that business is more complicated than ever before, requiring the flexibility to build exactly what tools you need to get the job done.

There is one simple truth behind any technology implementation:

We work in increasingly dispersed teams. As a result, collaboration has gotten tougher. This has served as the impetus for software-as-a-service (SaaS) providers to step up to the plate with some great document storage and collaboration tools that help teams make work happen.

Customer relationship management (CRM) software is key to establishing and maintaining relationships with your clients. Small Business Trends says “CRM software is an essential tool for any small business owner.”

To begin, we must lay the groundwork for a fact so obvious that it may not even be recognized: Technology has moved from a back office support system to the forefront of business. Over the past decade, digital processes have become the mainstay tied to every corporate function, from marketing, sales, payroll, and supply chain. This is true for every business sector in almost every country.

SAP and Microsoft have been duking it out for a few years to see who will gain market dominance. Both offer world-class enterprise resource planning (ERP) platforms. This article will give you a head-to-head comparison of Microsoft Dynamics vs. SAP. What should we expect from these two vendors in the years to come? What we found may surprise you.

Pick a company. It can be in any sector. It can be any size. The company has a great strategy and a product or service that has potential to be the next big thing. What is the one link in the process of getting that service or product to market that can completely derail corporate growth?