Jesse Lawrence
Directions is the name for the event held by a number of Microsoft Dynamics® partners for other partners to attend. Although aimed at being the major conference for Dynamics in Europe for partners, this event is usually of great interest to users and prospects as this is the time that a lot of the new releases are announced.
The latest releases and functionality are due to be announced for Dynamics NAV 2017 and the new Dynamics 365 product. For existing users of Dynamics NAV, all of the latest updates will be extremely interesting, especially with the ever improving upgrade capability making upgrades more of an update.
For the smaller businesses looking at a slimmed down and easy to use product, Dynamics 365 may be the way forward. This week sees the general release of the information for this new product and we should be getting a lot of updates.
In line with the latest Microsoft updates, a lot of the partner solutions, such as the certified PlannerOne tool, are due to release the latest in functionality and features this week. We will keep you up to date on everthing via our blog and social media!
A number of our team will be going to Directions to make sure Dynamics Consultants have all of the latest information. We will keep you informed via our blog, Twitter and Facebook. If you would like in depth details then why not join us for our event in November, with a guest speaker from Microsoft, and a wide range of interesting topics:
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