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Microsoft Shifts to AI-First Strategy, Disrupting Enterprise Software Market

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 20
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A Braintree consultant discussed Microsoft's shift toward an AI-first strategy. This strategy is transforming traditional CRM and ERP systems from simple record-keeping tools into active platforms that use AI agents to interpret history and provide insights for future actions, according to reports from it-online.co.za.

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Microsoft's approach is driving a broader market shift, with ERP systems becoming more reliant on AI to automate workflows and enhance decision-making, a trend visible in the Dynamics 365 release wave 1 plan. Deloitte research cited in the report found that 43% of US leaders were expanding agent deployments across business functions.

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  • MicrosoftAmerican multinational technology corporation implementing the AI-first strategy
  • BraintreePayment service provider whose personnel discussed Microsoft's strategy

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