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Sonata partners Microsoft for ERP solutions

MUMBAI: Sonata Information Technology, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sonata Software, in association with Microsoft India Pvt. Ltd., recently launched `Microsoft Dynamics', the enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM) solution. Targeted at growing companies, these applications can be customised to meet any business need such as financial management, supply chain management and customer relationship management, Sonata Software informed the Bombay Stock Exchange.

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