Microsoft Dynamics Application Management How the Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends for 2013 will Affect ERP Outsourcing

Microsoft Dynamics Application Management Application Management will see new developments. New trends will be strategic in nature and can potentially impact enterprise in a three-to-five year time frame This will disrupt business operations requiring investments or increasing market risks Gartner, Inc. highlighted predictions in Oct 2012 conference. They identified 10 technologies and trends to influence enterprises during 2013:

Microsoft Dynamics Application Management – Mobile phones will surpass PCs as most common web access device during By 2015 smartphones will comprise over 80% of handsets sold in mature markets – In the near term, no single tool will surface as preferred. Over the long term, HTML5 will likely become the mobile architecture of choice – People will maintain content and access services from personal cloud

Microsoft Dynamics Application Management – By 2014 organizations will provide mobile applications to staff via private application stores – A new concept the Internet of Things (IOT) refers to connection of devices and assets besides cellular handsets or tablets. Ex: embed sensors, image recognition and payment processing technologies in pharmaceutical containers, automobiles, wristwatches, healthcare equipment, home entertainment systems, etc.

Microsoft Dynamics Application Management – Companies are creating specific cloud positions. New roles help migrate the organizations to the cloud and transition end-users to potential new processes – Instead of single data warehouse, companies will move towards multiple systems – Companies will increasingly use analytics for every action taken into business – In memory computing allows hour-long batch processes to be completed in minutes or seconds

Microsoft Dynamics Application Management – A shift in market away from heterogeneous approaches and more towards integrated systems Companies should consider these trends but not necessarily invest in all 10 technologies Enterprises must analyze technology strategies that best fit current and future needs OneNeck the first outsourcers in North America to offer complete end-to-end services for Microsoft Dynamics application management

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