Many companies are still skeptical when they consider transitioning from Dynamics AX or some other ERP over to Microsoft Dynamics 365. Unfortunately for Dynamics AX customers, time is running out. If you’d like to get started on your Dynamics 365 migration, or would like to chat with one of our experts, reach out today.
As the go-live date approaches, it’s important that you implement this series of steps to help ensure that the source Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 system and the upgrade process both remain stable and consistent for go-live. As part of this process, you must lock down any further code changes or application setup changes before you run the final cutover test.
Choosing an upgrade to Dynamics 365 remains your best option moving forward. One of the great drivers for an upgrade to Dynamics 365 is that once you upgrade, you won’t have to do it again – so why wait any longer? Around 95% of all Dynamics 365 customers do the update and stay current, so the results of doing an upgrade speak for themselves.
Making changes to your business software, even if it’s just a case of upgrading to a new version, can be a challenge. We’re going to take a look at how Dynamics 365 compares to its predecessor, Dynamics AX 2012, so you can decide whether or not it’s time to make a move.
Many organizations that are using Dynamics AX are considering an upgrade to Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations (D365). If your organization is considering this upgrade, you may be interested in learning more about the differences between these two systems before you commit to an ERP project.
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