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Microsoft Pushes Dynamics Cloud Solutions to Federal Government
Microsoft Pushes Dynamics Cloud Solutions to Federal Government

By Jennifer LeClaire
November 30, 2012 9:45AM

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"Typically Microsoft brings out general solutions and lets partners customize them for individual markets," said analyst Rob Enderle. "But Google's focus on government appears to have driven the company to an impressive effort to create a solution specifically designed to meet federal government needs" with Microsoft Dynamics.
 



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"Coupled with the Microsoft Dynamics application platform for rapid development and Catapult's preconfigured [commercial off-the-shelf] solutions, lower-cost, more robust complete offerings can be provided to government agencies for a wide range of solutions, from correspondence to security escalation and case management," Booth said.

Annette Rippert, Federal Services senior executive at Accenture, said the Microsoft Dynamics Government Cloud provides the opportunity to optimize Relevant Products/Services 'as-a-service' computing resources to quickly and cost-effectively deliver targeted solutions to support specific federal agency requirements.

"Being able to provide solutions like Accenture's Task Management Tool as a service will reduce infrastructure, maintenance and support costs, while delivering a high level of security and regulatory compliance Relevant Products/Services," she said.

Google Competition Pushing Microsoft?

Google has also been making strides to serve the vast government market with its own secure Relevant Products/Services cloud solutions, and some think that effort has been motivating Microsoft to refocus, before losing ground.

"Typically Microsoft brings out general solutions and lets partners customize them for individual markets," said Rob Enderle, principal analyst at the Enderle Group. "But Google's focus on government appears to have driven [Microsoft] to an impressive effort to create a solution specifically designed to meet federal government needs."

He sees Dynamics as a very solid offering, one which he doubts "would have existed had Google not attempted to attack this market first."

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