Dynamics AX7 for Dynamics 365

Dynamics AX7 for Dynamics 365
Dynamics 365 is Microsoft’s new business application platform designed for deploying a suite of cloud apps from CRM functionality to PowerBI, or even ISV applications. Microsoft is hoping to position Dynamics 365 as a single solution to business IT requirements, and will eventually include a version of AX7 to be known as Dynamics 365 for Operations Management.
New user experience & accelerated decision-making
The Microsoft Dynamics AX 2016 version offers a redesigned, touch-enabled user experience that looks and works like Microsoft Office, delivering deep integration that seamlessly shares information between Dynamics AX, Dynamics CRM and Office 365. Real-time analytics powered by Azure Machine Learning Services offer the ability to visualize Power BI data directly from AX. Based on extensive usability analysis, the redesigned Dynamics AX is highly visual and more in line with what users expect from consumer applications.
Quicker implementation and easier management
ERP systems have traditionally been known for their rigidity, complexity, and slow deployments and implementations, but the days of big budget high stress implementations are over, even for massive enterprise products like Microsoft Dynamics AX.  The new release introduces enhancements to Microsoft Dynamics Lifecycle Services, an Azure-based service that enables turnkey implementation.
Because of the improved portability of the system and improved cloud functionality and architecture, Dynamics AX7, or Microsoft Dynamics AX no version, is designed for a simple upgrade process that runs as seamlessly as possible. If you are interested in the cloud for Microsoft Dynamics AX but you’re not ready for an AX upgrade, you can move your current Dynamics AX  system to the cloud with your existing perpetual licenses.  Check out the Microsoft SPLA licensing page to learn more about subscription-based hosting for AX 2012.

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