Microsoft Dynamics 365 Deployment Options

Microsoft Dynamics 365 has been the talk of the town for various reasons. One of them is the flexibility it brings in terms of deployment as well. Microsoft Dynamics 365 implementation can be carried out in two different ways. While on is cloud, the other is on-premise deployment. Microsoft also provides the users with the flexibility of transitioning from one deployment option to another. Here we will discuss both the deployment options so that user can take informed decisions.

Microsoft Dynamics 365 On-premise

• Microsoft Dynamics 365 on-premise is a deployment option owing to which the system is installed on your personal server. It gives the user complete control over the management and maintenance of your database in house. The following are the benefits you can utilize:
• You can completely enjoy and utilize the investment you have made on your hardware and IT infrastructure.
• Microsoft Dynamics 365 on-premise lets you retain full control and complete ownership over the business data. Thus, you decide where and how to store customer and business data, and for how long.
• You can monitor and control the changes that are implemented when the applications are updater or changes are introduced by the makers. Thereby, you have yourself a customizable system.
• Your Microsoft Dynamics 365 on-premise system can be managed by in house personnel or outsourced IT professionals, depending on your choice.
• You can create SSRS or SQL Server Reporting Services, yourself.
• Data storage can prove to be quite an expensive deal; you can avoid that in on-premise deployment.
• If you are getting Dynamics 365 deployed as on-premise system, you do not have to be bothered with the internet speed. Thus, you can operate without a fast internet connection.

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Cloud

Cloud is another deployment option for Microsoft Dynamics 365. In recent times, it is gaining popularity. It is a server based system where all the user data is securely stored in Microsoft’s own servers that you can access anytime and from anywhere through web connection. You can also enhance the CRP capabilities or increase users as you will.

1. Unlike Microsoft Dynamics 365 on-premise deployment, cloud does not need any systematic hardware or IT infrastructure.
2. You don’t need to maintain a dedicated CRM server.
3. With the services of Microsoft Dynamics 365 implementation partners you can update your system with two yearly feature releases. Cloud deployment also has weekly updates too.
4. It comes without any license renewal costs upfront license expense.
5. It comes with monthly subscriptions.
6. It also has built-in AI capabilities.
7. It can integrate with apps that are built on the universal Power platform.

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Thus, you can decide for yourself, as to which deployment option you are going to opt for. For installation you can contact Microsoft Dynamics 365 implementation partners.