Project Green: Is Microsoft's migration plan on the right track? By John Stokdyk

Posted by AccountingWEB PM | on Mon, 30/10/2006 - 12:19 3736 1 comment

In recent weeks, pundits and software rivals have been questioning the feasibility of Microsoft's Project Green, the long-term strategy to consolidate its Dynamics business application families into a single, streamlined suite.

On his way back from a recent Microsoft technical conference, Josh Greenbaum used his blog to discuss the implications of Microsoft's "technology stack", which bonds Dynamics applications into the Windows environment, unified communications, web portals and links delivered via SharePoint Servi

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Free functionality - do not be misled

AnonymousUser | Mon, 06/11/2006 - 17:38 | Permalink

My understanding from the re-seller channel is that Microsoft fees for Nav (and I therefore assume the other products in the dynamics 'family') will be increasing in the coming years, ahead of project green.
You will therefore be paying for the upgrade before (and after) it arrives. The re-seller channel is also strangely reticent to indicate how much time (and therefore cost to the client) they will have to put in. Either they do not know (in which case the Microsoft implementation plan must be running behind schedule) or they are keeping very quiet for a reason.