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Momentum Webcast: The Connected Business (Level 100)

Overview In a continually evolving environment, organizations need to adapt to demands of changing business requirements. The presenter of this webcast explains how Microsoft Dynamics AX can help to connect the business vision with the company ecosystem, in addition to the people and processes. This connected business strategy empowers to take advantage of the existing investments (for example, Microsoft SQL Server, SharePoint Products and Technologies, and Office) to realize efficiency; enable better communication throughout the organization (those in the office and outside the office); and provide cross collaboration of information for increased visibility and productivity in the organization.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Microsoft Tips
Live Date	6th May 2008 00:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	ERP, Business Management, Collaboration Tools

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