AppSource is pleased to welcome 196 apps and services, many of them designed to complement Microsoft products or solve industry-specific challenges.
AppSource is pleased to welcome 196 apps and services, many of them designed to complement Microsoft products or solve industry-specific challenges.
Over the past several days we have shared details of several new investments in Microsoft AppSource at our global conference, Microsoft Inspire. For those of you unable to attend, I thought I would give you highlights. We’ve heard your feedback and are responding by continuing to build out an intuitive marketplace that enables customers to buy confidently, meet evolving business needs, and get more done. Let me highlight just a few of these investments below.
AppSource is pleased to welcome 186 apps and services, many of them designed to tackle industry-specific issues or add functionality to Microsoft Dynamics 365.
AppSource is pleased to welcome 122 apps and services, many of them designed to build on Microsoft Dynamics 365 or offer consulting services involving training, problem-solving, or implementing Microsoft technology.
AppSource is pleased to welcome 82 apps and services, many of them adding functionality to Microsoft SharePoint or offering consulting engagements.
AppSource is pleased to welcome 79 apps, many of them designed for retail or financial services and for Microsoft Dynamics 365.
AppSource is pleased to welcome 108 apps, many of them designed for education, healthcare, or Microsoft Dynamics 365.
AppSource welcomed 36 apps between March 1 and March 15, 2019, many of them aimed at increasing workplace productivity and expanding on Dynamics 365.
AppSource welcomed 135 apps between February 16 and February 28, 2019, many of them designed for the healthcare sector, for Dynamics 365, or for sales professionals.
