Windows 10 and Microsoft Dynamics. Perhaps you’ve heard, but Microsoft has just launched Windows 10. Happy Windows 10 day! If you’ve got a licensed copy of Windows 7 or 8, you can get your free upgrade to Windows 10 now.
According to this little video interview by Satya Nadella, the shiny new operating system marks a “new era” for personal computing, realigning Windows as a service, rather than a product.
This demonstrates Microsoft’s commitment to their ‘mobile-first, always-on’ agenda, and has serious implications for developers and third-parties in the world of Microsoft Dynamics and interfacing technologies, like Office 365 and Azure. Here are just a few things we expect to see now that Windows 10’s seen the light of day.
- Ditching Internet Explorer
- Universal App Platform
- Mobile-first and Continuum