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“Help us help you,” said Dean Lester, AX general manager for Microsoft. “We like to think of ourselves as very accessible. We really do listen and we will take the feedback.”

Lester gave the keynote address at the AXUG Forum on Tuesday and focused on the importance of customer input, how to give effective feedback, and the channels in which to administer comments to Microsoft.

The overarching message of the keynote address?

Customer feedback directly changes products.

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Here are the latest U.S. initiatives from Microsoft Dynamics AX.
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Of
all the important tasks associated with managing our business, we rarely focus
on business records. Despite all the published guidelines or programs, we tend
to keep every invoice, PO and sales order. Over time, the file cabinets fill
and the off-site storage grows. We want to throw something away, but we’re
hesitant or more likely too busy to even consider what to throw away. And for those businesses that haven’t initiated
a records retention program, they could experience unnecessary costs,
compliance issues or worse. 

So
let’s start with some basics. What is a record? A record can be defined as any
information that is generated or communicated as part of conducting business.
This includes paper invoices, emails, and even faxes. For defining a recor…

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Lean manufacturing utilizing Microsoft Dynamics AX is all the rage.

Several developments over the last few months illustrate how rapidly interest in the subject has caught on.

Microsoft a few months ago acquired the lean functionality from consulting firm eBECS. As of August 1, lean manufacturing for Dynamic AX became available as a fully integrated Microsoft product. As part of the joint effort, the partners established the Lean Centre of Excellence, an information resource for users.

Three weeks ago, eBECS and a second company, SAG-US, <a href=”http://www.free-press-release.com/news-sag-us-and-ebecs-form-alliance-to-deliver-microsoft-dynamics-ax-lean-manufacturing-solu…

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The news is
out and it’s not good for fans (or adopters) of Microsoft Dynamics Mobile.
Microsoft has discontinued development and support of the Microsoft Dynamics
Mobile product for AX and NAV. Dynamics CRM Mobile is unaffected.

The news
started to make its way around the blogosphere this week, apparently with an
announcement to partners September 1, but some say it’s been known for a long
time and is just now becoming "official." This is the e-mail message reportedly
being sent to partners and other invested stakeholders:

Today Microsoft Dynamics AX and
Microsoft Dynamics NAV have strong mobility solutions in the market developed
by various partners. Tools like Visual Studio as well as the current Microsoft
Dynamics AX and Microsoft Dy…

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