Company Updates

In a move aimed at providing further improved support to current and future clients, Strategy 365 has appointed a new Support Engineer, Peter Walker.

Strategy 365 is proud to announce a partnership with Mobile CRM experts, Resco, further expanding its range of Dynamics 365 expertise and knowledge.

Back in July, we talked about the changing requirements for businesses looking to sell Dynamics 365 licences to their clients. These changes were to ensure that businesses using Dynamics 365 were being provided a quality service by certified product experts. As an update to this, Microsoft have since announced that Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) now have until February 2018 to …

Emphasising their commitment to existing and future clients, Strategy 365 have appointed Sam Clements as a Senior Dynamics 365 Consultant.

Further strengthening its partnership portfolio, Strategy 365 has now established an association with leading CRM Marketing firm, ClickDimensions.

From July 1st 2017, changes made by Microsoft in their Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) scheme will make it more difficult for Microsoft Partners to sell Dynamics 365 licenses to their customers.

Microsoft’s licensing options have never been simple; with many products, suites and versions, it was all too easy to get confused. With the change in the licensing model for Office 365, paying a low rate per user per month, the issue is somewhat simpler, but there is still every chance that your business is paying too much.

Traditionally, businesses have been accustomed to having their own on-site servers to host their documents and emails. While this model provides full control over the IT infrastructure, it also incurs heavy initial costs and ongoing hardware support requirements, including disaster recovery plans.