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By now it is likely you have either seen it or heard the buzz surrounding the movie Inception which released to theatres last Friday.
Without giving too much away (no SPOILER ALERT necessary!) this summer thriller succeeds in capturing and keeping your attention for its entire two hours plus duration. The basic premise of dream (subconscious) manipulation by others for the purpose of gaining a desired outcome is by no means a new one but this film succeeds at a whole new level.
The buzz at the recently concluded Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference put to rest once and for all the “dream world” that competitors of have been living in for years – a world in which Microsoft plans to eliminate this premier and flagship ERP solution. It’s time for the competition to wake up and stop spreading fear, uncertainty and doubt regarding Dynamics GP. And here are the top five reasons why:
No Dream: achieved record breaking new customer adds in June 2010
No Dream: Dynamics GP 2010 is the most successful update ever
No Dream: Dynamics GP “12” is scheduled for release in 2012-2013 and the product roadmap extends even further
No Dream: Dynamics GP contributes substantially to total Microsoft ERP solutions revenue
No Dream: Dynamics GP customer satisfaction is at an all time high
It is no dream that Dynamics GP will be around for quite some time. Of course there is no doubt that this is what gives the competition nightmares.
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