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AppSource welcomed 45 apps between May 16 and 31, 2018, many of them designed to tackle industry-specific challenges for distribution, manufacturing, and retail.
AppSource welcomed 45 apps between May 16 and 31, 2018, many of them designed to tackle industry-specific challenges for distribution, manufacturing, and retail.
Today, employees face two big challenges in their daily workflow:
AppSource welcomed 26 apps between May 1 and 15, 2018, with many of them designed to migrate and manage data in Dynamics 365 Business Central.
Microsoft Teams is the hub for teamwork in Office 365, a chat-based workspace that enables teams to be more productive by giving them a single and secured location that brings together everything the team needs including chat, calls, meetings, files, and tools.
AtBot puts artifical intelligence (AI) within reach of any front-line business process that can benefit from a conversational user experience. Using no code, train and deploy bots tailored to your business needs, in a fraction of the time it would take to build one from scratch.
AppSource welcomed 29 apps between April 16 and 30, 2018, many of them designed to tackle industry-specific challenges for banking, manufacturing, healthcare, life sciences, and retail. Follow AppSource on Twitter to learn about apps as they become available.
This blog was authored by Bill Moffett, Global Industry Marketing Manager Manufacturing, Microsoft Cloud & Enterprise Marketing Group
AppSource welcomed more than 25 apps between April 1 and 15, 2018, many of them designed to tackle industry-specific challenges, manage documents and planning, and control IT assets and systems.
In March 2018, AppSource welcomed more than 100 apps, many of them designed to address industry-specific challenges, customer engagement, and collaboration. Numerous tools to manage IT assets became available, as did several Office 365 Add-ins and Power BI visuals.