MSDW: Behind the Latest Microsoft Dynamics AX Statement of Direction

Over at MSDynamicsworld.com, Arijit Basu, has posted a very good article about the recent Microsoft Dynamics AX Statement of Direction, or SOD.

I talked about this myself, in a post from Dec., talking about Microsoft's Next Wave of releases.: Microsoft's next wave of releases

Arijit cover in detail, and puts good meaning into what the thinking behind the SOD means. This helps, then shape for us how to read and therefore how to apply for planning, the Dynamics AX SOD.

The direct link to Arijit's post on MSDynamicsWorld.com, can be found here.:
MSDW: Behind the Latest Microsoft Dynamics AX Statement of Direction: Insights Into Strategy, Support, and Commitment



From the article.:
"In any ERP selection, apart from product functionality and technical capabilities customers need to be able to plan for the future development--thus, they need to know about the product strategy, support roadmap, environmental interoperability flexibilities and commitment from the product vendor."

And...
"The Product Vision is organized according to three key elements that are the R&D focus areas in the current and future releases on AX. These are people, process, and technology. ...The AX SOD provides us an overview from these three key perspectives on the future of ‘Dynamics AX'"

The is a very good article, and I would like to thank Arijit for taking the time to post this. It's most helpful, and I believe shows Microsoft focus and drive for Dynamics AX now, and through the next decade.

That's all for now, but check back soon as more to come!




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Welcome Back Arijit Basu - DAXGuy

I wanted to kick off this week, with giving some highlights to Arijit Basu, better known as the Guy behind the DAXGuy.blogspot.com blog.

Arijit has come back, it seems, in full force and is already got some great post out there.

The two I want to highlight right now is:

- AX Intelligent Data Management Tool : Inside look



This one Arijit took the time and has taken the pre-release of the IDM tool for Dynamics AX 2009, and has given us a first look. As he points out this should not be used in production.

- AX EP Role Centre inside Outlook



In this one Arijit took and made the Home page of outlook be the Role Center for the RC tied to his given user id. This is actually a great idea, easy to do, and can be done for any clients making use of Outlook along with Dynamics AX 2009 and Role Centers.

Thanks Arijit, for coming back and giving us some great post at the DAXGuy.blogspot.com blog!

Looking forward to seeing a lot more from you!

Also check back here, as I have some great post in the works for you.




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