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Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations

Strong Growth for International Companies

Network and accelerate your processes. The powerful ERP functions in Dynamics 365 are globally scalable and deliver the comprehensive environment for digital transformation: This allows you to drive your growth at your own pace.

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You can now test directly and without obligation how your future company solution can look in the cloud and make your office day easier!
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With Dynamics 365, you bring the dimensions of your company down to a common denominator: Value chain, business administration, and IT provisioning.
  1. Manufacturing & value creation
  2. Financial management & business administration
  3. IT provision

1. Manufacturing & Value Creation

Work more intelligently through networked processes
Provide visibility with networked distribution, customer service, sales, and marketing systems to drive innovation in products and processes, and to meet growing customer expectations. The comprehensive ERP functions in Dynamics 365 for Operations offer you the right level of support through:
  • Agile production control
  • Shortening the time-to-market
  • Increased flexibility in delivery alternatives

2. Financial Management & Business Administration

Increase business performance
In Dynamics 365 for Operations, you get a real-time view of all your numbers and data analyses. Microsoft's cloud-based ERP solution provides all the information you need to support other departments with strategic and data-driven intelligence. Your advantages:
  • Immediate insights into finance
  • Effective contribution to company strategy and growth
  • Improved cash flow through efficient receivables management

3. IT Provision

Provide powerful ERP functions
Use real-time information anywhere and on virtually any device. In addition, changes to business processes can be simplified and accelerated with Dynamics 365 for Operations. Thanks to the cloud platform, it can be easily integrated into existing systems and scaled effortlessly globally. The advantages for your organization:
  • Fast business development
  • Cost-effective support for the IT requirements of your company
  • Individual extensibility

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