Overcoming your business challenges with Microsoft Dynamics
By Nicola Wright
Practical business continuity advice from experts to help you thrive, whatever the circumstances.
With over 65 pages of insights, advice, and best practices from industry professionals, our Overcoming your business challenges with Microsoft Dynamics white paper is the ultimate guide to optimizing your business with Dynamics.
“Migrate your tools to the cloud and redesign your processes using the Power Platform. From simple apps, to virtual agents and dashboards, the Power Platform is geared to provide rapid solutions to daily processes.”
Victor Dantas, Microsoft MVP and Power Platform Consultant
Actionable advice from cloud experts on:
Business continuity
Cost-saving
Data
security
Remote
working
Growing
at scale
Actionable advice from cloud experts on:
Business continuity
Cost-saving
Data security
Remote working
Growing at scale
Actionable advice from cloud experts on:
Business continuity
Cost-saving
Data security
Remote working
Growing at scale
Optimizing resources, cutting costs, upgrading your infrastructure:
You’ll find these things on almost every organization’s to-do list. But often, planning for tomorrow gets put on the back burner while you deal with business-as-usual today.
What we’re experiencing right now is not business-as-usual.
The global coronavirus pandemic has drastically altered the way businesses operate, how we deliver our products and services, and the day-to-day lives of our workforce.
These unprecedented circumstances have forced the hand of many businesses and transformed those “nice to do” future tasks into immediate necessities.
“In the short term, IT leaders should be focusing on how to use systems, data, and business intelligence to continue operations remotely and ramp back up as people return to work. In the long term, contingency plans should be in place for business continuity, regardless of the circumstance, including distributed computing.”
Shelly Gore, Cloud ERP and Global Supply Chain Expert at A Bigger View
“In the short term, IT leaders should be focusing on how to use systems, data, and business intelligence to continue operations remotely and ramp back up as people return to work. In the long term, contingency plans should be in place for business continuity, regardless of the circumstance, including distributed computing.”
Shelly Gore, Cloud ERP and Global Supply Chain Expert at A Bigger View
We are here to help
If you’ve found yourself having to enable remote working, adopt new digital services, or take your business processes online practically overnight, you’re not alone.
Utilizing CRM and ERP platforms can help you get the right infrastructure in place quickly, keep costs down, and secure your priceless business data. In this white paper, Dynamics experts share their advice, tips, and best practices for getting started with CRM and ERP, optimizing your operations, and maximizing your Dynamics investment.
“Here is where the cloud can really help. Having your applications in the cloud enables you to scale up quickly, whether you’re adding new users, handling more transactions, or need more storage when business is surging. Then you can scale back down when things settle. You get the flexibility to pay for additional capacity as you need it, and turn it off when you dont.”
Laurie McCabe, IT analyst and Co-founder of SMB Group
