Microsoft Dynamics D365 is the latest cloud based version of Microsoft’s flagship ERP offering. It is a global product with multi-language, multi-currency capabilities, with a familiar look and feel that anyone with experience of a Microsoft product will immediately be comfortable with.
Component Based
It is a component based solution which allows companies to select and configure the functionality they require which matches or enhances their business processes. Each component of D365 has tiered levels of functionality, which allows organisations small or large, with simple or sophisticated requirements to configure and deploy the right level of functionality for them.
Should business requirements change as they invariably do, additional D365 functionality can be deployed or configured as needed to accommodate the new requirements.
This flexibility is one of the main reason’s behind D365’s success, it can adapt in line with your business or organisational needs. It’s a platform that provides you with a long term solution that continually evolves in line with Microsoft’s other products with that familiar look and feel that help users quickly adopt it as a business solution of choice.
With an extensive Microsoft Partner community certified Apps are being continually added to an ever increasing catalogue of products that will help keep your organisation efficient and relevant in the global market place.
D365’s ability to scale up or down with your business is a principle followed by other Microsoft products, that cycle of periodic ERP review potentially becomes a thing of the past when there’s a commitment to continued development and a roadmap you can follow – can you imagine trying to write a business case for swapping out your Microsoft back office products?
Its the same principle Microsoft are following with Dynamics, with ever closer integration with a whole family of Microsoft products from Office to Skype, even LinkedIn all becoming components accessible to a single business solution D365.
This helps secure the investment you make in D365 and falls in line with a philosophy of continued improvement rather than one of continual change which is never good for business as usual activity.