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Designed for midsize and larger businesses, Microsoft Dynamics AX (formerly Axapta) is a multilingual and multicurrency enterprise resource planning (ERP) applications suite with core strengths in manufacturing and e-business which also provides powerful functionality for the service and wholesale industries. With a complete end-to-end scalability and flexibility, Microsoft Dynamics AX empowers multinational companies to take control of operations and encourage growth.

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