XContent, in association with Microsoft, held its Dynamics 365 roadshows in Cape Town and Johannesburg recently.
Dynamics 365 supercharged roadshow a hit with customersMr. Kutalmis Damar from Microsoft , taking attendees through the benefits of Dynamics 365 and Co-Pilot during the Cape Town event.
Those in attendance were treated to a look into the now and the future of Dynamics 365, and given the onset and uptake of artificial intelligence, the focus was very much on how Copilot can help to streamline even the most complicated requirements in a CRM or ERP deployment. This message was provided in-depth by Damar.
“It is vitally important for us to have a relationship with our donors,” said Haffejee. “Dynamics 365 helps us to do this. We are also able to utilise the service desk functionality to ensure that our operation continues unabated. Our job is to save lives, so we need to be fully functional all of the time, and having our CRM cloud-based with Dynamics 365 – and Microsoft – makes so much sense to us.
There has been a request from multiple attendees for more events in the future, covering all three Microsoft Clouds, namely Azure, Business Applications and Modern Work. The XContent team is in planning for these events to run during the course of the next 12 months.
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