Dynamics partners predict impact of Microsoft sales re-org on clients, selves

July 6 2017

News of a major re-organization of Microsoft's global sales organization, including a report of 3,000 layoffs is just one of the changes that Dynamics partners will be paying attention to at Inspire 2017 next week.

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Lou-ACE's picture
On July 6th, 2017 Lou user167450 said:

Where have we seen huge changes being made right before (or during) a major conference? Could be great. Could have unintended consequences. Maybe both.
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On July 6th, 2017 Jeff user136386 said:

Time to start taking those phone calls from Epicor, SAP, and Infor salespeople. It's been fun learning, using, and mastering GP, but the H1B-dominated structure of Microsoft is unable to grasp how important it is for some customers to not have Microsoft shove them on their cloud. I'm sorry, but Excel and Outlook (and its upgrades confined to just the cloud versions of them) are not good enough reasons to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars and man-hours into changing to another of your ERP system. Jeff Frye Systems Analyst

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