What is the best path in moving from an on-premise version of Microsoft Dynamics CRM to Microsoft Dynamics 365 in the cloud? How will it impact my users? Is this really the future? Where do we start? These are the challenging questions you may be asking as your organization evaluates the scope, costs and risks of moving to the cloud.
Microsoft has “transformed” Dynamics applications into native cloud-hosted business systems that are designed to take full advantage of the most modern cloud services. While Dynamics CRM has been on the Office 365 platform for many years, there has always been a disconnect with the former Dynamics AX platform. The recent transition to Dynamics 365 is one of the most dramatic shifts as it aims to bring together two powerful platforms into one configurable solution.
Having the ability to consume new features on a continuous basis allows Dynamics 365 users to stay more productive and competitive as well as reducing the long-term cost of operating their mission-critical business applications. The continuous, but customer-driven delivery architecture will allow the adoption of new features while avoiding heavy costs and disruption of upgrading software versions. As Microsoft develops new features and functions, customers will be able to choose the features and functions they want to adopt, when they want to adopt them and how they want to adopt them.
Fixed Scope, Timeline & Costs
Our Cloud Migration offering can guide your organization through the migration process. Routeget simplifies the cloud migration process by offering pre-defined deliverables of fixed scope, timeline, and price – enabling you to plan, pilot and test before you fully invest with zero disruption, minimal risk and maximum business benefit.
Here are top reasons why to consider a cloud upgrade with our new offering as it helps organizations:
- Thoroughly plan the migration to the cloud and control costs associated with the migration
- Assess how closely current business processes map to the modern versions
- Reduce project risk and impact to the user community during the change
The Engagement Cloud Migration offering begins by assessing your current Dynamics CRM environment using a suite of tools. These tools identify code level issues within the current implementation which form the basis of our remediation efforts. From there we will identify any third-party solutions that may need to be addressed as well.
A trial environment in Microsoft’s cloud will be created to test the upgrade and identify any additional remediation efforts required. Your organization may then choose to move directly into an upgrade. If further issues are identified you may opt for a complete Business Process Review. This includes a workshop to define all processes currently utilized in the system and compare them to the current business need. Once this is established, Eclipse will work with you to determine appropriate priority levels, approach and implementation costs. With a solid migration plan in place, your organization can start realizing all the business benefits of migrating to the cloud.
Contact us at solutions@routeget.com and talk to a Dynamics 365 expert to help you transition your on-premise Dynamics systems to the cloud.
Enterprise Architecture & ERP Implementation Governance
Transitioning complex organizational workflows into scalable ERP modernization architectures requires systematic alignment between core operational processes and underlying digital infrastructure across all operating subsidiaries. When executing enterprise deployments within intricate multi-entity business environments, organizations must rigorously prioritize data normalization, chart-of-accounts standardization, and unified telemetry architectures. Establishing resilient, pre-configured integration boundaries across legacy application estates directly eliminates technical debt while ensuring end-to-end data integrity across high-frequency transactional lifecycles. Cross-functional governance committees—uniting financial controllers, supply chain leaders, and enterprise technical architects—remain indispensable for maintaining strict configuration discipline and curbing procedural fragmentation across regional operating units.
Beyond core transactional execution, enduring platform longevity depends on deliberate organizational enablement and continuous operational validation across all stakeholder tiers. Implementing isolated sandbox environments, automated regression testing frameworks, and formalized release cadence protocols enables business units to absorb continuous platform enhancements without introducing unexpected downtime or operational friction. Enterprises that deliberately pair proactive telemetry monitoring with targeted role-based training programs consistently achieve accelerated user adoption, compress post-go-live stabilization horizons, and maximize the long-term return on strategic technology investments. This disciplined operating model provides the institutional agility needed to scale operations predictably.
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