ID 4208385 - DfE - TOURISM NI - MICROSOFT DYNAMICS 365 SUPPORT AND DEVELOPMENT PARTNER

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Value

£1,491,000

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Ernst Young LLP

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IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
Software programming and consultancy services
Programming services of packaged software products
Software package and information systems
Database and operating software package
Information systems and servers

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Published

2 years ago

Description

The Northern Ireland Tourist Board trading as Tourism Northern Ireland (TNI) wishes to appoint a Contractor to provide Microsoft Dynamics 365 implementation for its CRM, Finance and HR systems, to include business process transformation and ongoing support and continuous improvements. The contractor should be a verified Microsoft partner.

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