BRIX 2009 Achieves 'Certified for Microsoft Dynamics' Accreditation
The Microsoft-Aurigo ERP for construction offering is a 360 degree solution combining Aurigo BRIX 2009 with Microsoft Project Server and Microsoft Dynamics AX.
Aurigo Software Technologies, a products and solutions provider in the Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) vertical, has announced that BRIX 2009, its Web-based construction management and inspection solution, is now 'Certified for Microsoft Dynamics', which signifies that the solution has met Microsoft’s highest standard for partner-developed software. By successfully meeting all certification requirements, BRIX 2009 can now carry the distinct ‘Certified for Microsoft Dynamics’ logo.
The Microsoft-Aurigo ERP for construction offering is a 360 degree solution combining Aurigo BRIX 2009 (Web-based construction estimation and contract management software) with Microsoft Project Server and Microsoft Dynamics AX, Microsoft’s ERP suite that automates the critical areas of Finance, HRMS, CRM, Inventory and Material Management. The solution seamlessly automates traditional processes of land management, cost estimation, rate analysis, contract change orders, running bill generation and digital field inspections for Architecture, Engineering and Construction (AEC) firms.
"By requiring both the software solution and the partner to meet our highest standards, Microsoft is assuring customers that these certified solutions work with their investments in Microsoft Dynamics," said Doug Kennedy, vice president, Microsoft Dynamics Partners. "Microsoft congratulates Aurigo Software Technologies on achieving the Certified for Microsoft Dynamics status for BRIX 2009 by demonstrating its commitment in delivering a Microsoft Dynamics solution."

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