Dynamics 365: The Cost of Doing Nothing!
Jon Rivers
Fractional B2B CMO for Hire | Social Media, SEO, Thought Leadership, Google Analytics Expert | Boosted LinkedIn Clicks by 500% for Microsoft Partner | Passionate About Growth Through Data Analytics
If you think that sitting back and doing nothing about Dynamics 365 won’t have a negative impact on your bottom line, you’d be wrong!
Here’s why.
Dynamics 365 is the next big thing. And Microsoft is betting the farm on the success of this new cloud-based integrated ERP, CRM and BI offering. It’s an integral part of Satya Nadella’s “cloud first” vision for his company. It’s a new model. It’s a new way of doing business. And today’s buyers are looking for the next big thing, because they’re young and they’re innovators, and the cloud is in their DNA.
So you can sit back and do nothing and watch your revenue tank, or, you can do something about it.
Microsoft will be pushing Dynamics 365 with the full force of its deep pockets. The advertising blitz will be pervasive and huge. If Microsoft Dynamics was not a household name before, the new Dynamics 365 will be. Therefore, if you’re not ready to market it, sell it, and deliver it, buyers will find another partner to work with. That’s the simple truth.
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Solution Advisor
8 年True Jon, I Agree...
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8 年Up to the mark !!
Global Product Marketing Leader
8 年Jon, agree with your main point that Dynamics 365 is the ERP/CRM future for Microsoft. That's clear from the effort going into the launch and pre-launch activities. And it is a very exciting product but I also agree with Martin, it feels about 4-6 months too early.
Jon you may be correct. It seems to me that the marketing train left the station while the technology train was still buying their tickets. The question is, how long before they catch up.