At the end of September, Microsoft Business Solutions (MBS), an enterprise applications division of Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ: MSFT), the largest software company in the world, fleshed out the contents of its seemingly well crafted and diligently thought-out product and services strategies aimed primarily at the small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) applications market, consisting of many intriguing value propositions such as an indication of simplified no-frills pricing and enticingly mitigated financing. A central component of Stampede 2002, MBS' annual event for global partners and value added resellers (VARs), the two-hour session, showcased MBS' recent extensive development efforts across its new and existing business applications.
By unveiling its threefold development strategy:
1. Expanding and enhancing current solutions,
2. Creating new solutions that complement existing offerings, and
3. Delivering next-generation business applications — MBS provided a comprehensive roadmap for its vision for "connected solutions that will transform business processes for customers, partners, suppliers and employees". The product strategy session featured a series of solution demonstrations that reflected MBS' threefold development efforts.
By unveiling its threefold development strategy:
1. Expanding and enhancing current solutions,
2. Creating new solutions that complement existing offerings, and
3. Delivering next-generation business applications — MBS provided a comprehensive roadmap for its vision for "connected solutions that will transform business processes for customers, partners, suppliers and employees". The product strategy session featured a series of solution demonstrations that reflected MBS' threefold development efforts.
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