An acquisition decided on evidence, not on the seller's pitch.
- Customer
- Microsoft
- Engagement
- Technical due diligence
- Platform
- Dynamics 365
- Team
- 4 senior Dynamics AX experts
Senior experts, matched to the problem in days, not hired over months.
The situation
Microsoft was considering buying a third-party module to add to Dynamics 365. Before committing, it needed someone independent to look under the hood. The deal clock was already running, and the people best suited to judge the module, senior Dynamics AX architects, are among the hardest experts in the market to find on short notice.
What changed
AiDOOS assembled a team of senior Dynamics AX experts in 3 days and put them to work right away. The team reviewed the module's architecture, its code quality, and whether it could scale to Microsoft's customer base.
The decision was made on evidence, not on the seller's pitch.
The result
A full due-diligence report in 2 weeks. Microsoft's leadership decided on the purchase knowing what it was actually buying.
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