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Author: Helayna Lowe

Attracting Value-based Job Seekers in Microsoft Dynamics 365

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There are people whose top priority when looking for a new role in Microsoft Dynamics is money. Then, there are those who take a step back, and will make their employment decision based on additional factors such as the business’s values and mission statement. This second type of employee are known as value-based employees (or … Continued

How to Build a Diverse Microsoft Dynamics Workforce

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According to recent statistics, only 17 percent of the UK tech workforce are female. As a Microsoft Dynamics professional looking to build out a progressive, well-realised Dynamics team for your next project, it’s more important than ever to try and build out a diverse workforce. This isn’t just to fulfil quotas, but also because diverse … Continued

Frictionless Retail and Microsoft

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One of the largest trends in the global retail market is the idea of creating a “frictionless” customer experience. Here, we’ll take a look at exactly what this means, and how retailers are partnering with Microsoft to create an optimally frictionless experience.  The changing retail landscape The magic word on all retailers’ lips is “disruption”. … Continued

Ready to Know Microsoft’s Retail Game Plan for 2019?

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The NRF 2019, Retail’s Big Show, is just that. Self-described as ‘a marketplace for ideas and relationships’, the NRF is ‘A chance to forge new partnerships, try out best-in-class experiences, and learn from some of the biggest players transforming retail today. An event guaranteed to drive impact.’ Microsoft attended this year’s event in full force, … Continued

2018: The Year Dynamics 365 Got Serious

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Looking back at 2018 in Microsoft Dynamics 365 can make you miss a breath. It’s been a long year, with events in—and outside—tech taking place you wouldn’t always believe…. That said, for Dynamics 365, 2018 has been a year of maturity, of new features, and new outsider considerations. Here’s our year-end round up of events … Continued