AX For Retail - More news!
Well as I mentioned in the previous post today,:
LS Retail’s Industry Solution for Microsoft Dynamics AX Acquired by Microsoft
"This 'AX For Retail' module is a step in the right direction, and from what I understand there might be more news in the area soon from a Microsoft point of view."
The news came a lot sooner than I thought it would. That is To-Increase just did a PR release, talking about how Microsoft has acquired their 'Retail Chain Manager solution'.
From the PR.:
"“Microsoft is investing in building industry functionality into its ERP product Dynamics AX and retail is a major focus for us,” says Crispin Read, general manager, Microsoft Dynamics ERP. "To-Increase is a proven ISV who will continue to deliver solutions that enhance the Microsoft Dynamics ERP platform and deliver value to customers.”
The agreement signed between Microsoft and To-Increase formalizes a strategic relationship between the Microsoft Dynamics Team and To-Increase. To-Increase will assist Microsoft in the migration of Retail Chain Manager to the next release of the Microsoft Dynamics AX retail solution. That end-to-end retail solution will include a Microsoft-based POS offering.
The agreement consists of a joint commitment from To-Increase and Microsoft to strengthen their solutions offerings to retail customers. Working under the Microsoft Certified for Dynamics program, To-Increase will focus on developing functionality specific to sub-verticals for the Microsoft Dynamics Retail solution."
The full Press Release can be found here.: TI: Microsoft acquires the To-Increase Retail Chain Manager solution
So then even more so completes this vision and drive for the 'AX For Retail' picture that is now really filling in for Dynamics AX 2011 and beyond.
Microsoft is getting really serious about it's retail offerings for current Dynamics AX Customer and future ones.
More soon on this, as to the details, what this means, how the technologies will be combined, etc. Exciting news! Check back soon!
"Visit the Dynamics AX Community Page today!"
LS Retail’s Industry Solution for Microsoft Dynamics AX Acquired by Microsoft
"This 'AX For Retail' module is a step in the right direction, and from what I understand there might be more news in the area soon from a Microsoft point of view."
The news came a lot sooner than I thought it would. That is To-Increase just did a PR release, talking about how Microsoft has acquired their 'Retail Chain Manager solution'.
From the PR.:
"“Microsoft is investing in building industry functionality into its ERP product Dynamics AX and retail is a major focus for us,” says Crispin Read, general manager, Microsoft Dynamics ERP. "To-Increase is a proven ISV who will continue to deliver solutions that enhance the Microsoft Dynamics ERP platform and deliver value to customers.”
The agreement signed between Microsoft and To-Increase formalizes a strategic relationship between the Microsoft Dynamics Team and To-Increase. To-Increase will assist Microsoft in the migration of Retail Chain Manager to the next release of the Microsoft Dynamics AX retail solution. That end-to-end retail solution will include a Microsoft-based POS offering.
The agreement consists of a joint commitment from To-Increase and Microsoft to strengthen their solutions offerings to retail customers. Working under the Microsoft Certified for Dynamics program, To-Increase will focus on developing functionality specific to sub-verticals for the Microsoft Dynamics Retail solution."
The full Press Release can be found here.: TI: Microsoft acquires the To-Increase Retail Chain Manager solution
So then even more so completes this vision and drive for the 'AX For Retail' picture that is now really filling in for Dynamics AX 2011 and beyond.
Microsoft is getting really serious about it's retail offerings for current Dynamics AX Customer and future ones.
More soon on this, as to the details, what this means, how the technologies will be combined, etc. Exciting news! Check back soon!
"Visit the Dynamics AX Community Page today!"
Labels: AX for retail, Dynamics AX 2011, Dynamics AX 6.0, Dynamics POS, Microsoft, POS, RCM, Retail, Retail Vertical, To Increase
posted by brandon | 3:25 PM
1 Comments:
Brandon, great article. Whats the difference or overlap between the recently acquired AX for Retail, AX POS and AX RMS ? Is the new AX for Retail going to be an end-to-end solution that will not require functionality from the other products i.e AX POS and AX RMS ?
Thanks!
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