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The Retail Owners Institute and Microsoft team up to bring free tips, education, and industry information to retailers

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Get the free industry information and education to help drive the success of your retail business. Microsoft is working together with The Retail Owners Institute (ROI) to provide exclusive online business training, tips, articles, and best practices for small and midsize business (SMB) retail customers who use Microsoft Dynamics tools. For more than 20 years, The ROI has been a leading independent resource, training and educating retailers to succeed. Offerings include training and information about topics such as retail finance and improved store management. You can use your Microsoft Dynamics software to manage the day-to-day tasks of running your business. And the knowledge you gain from The ROI to move your business forward.

Get retail guidance when you need it

Many consider The ROI to be the "foremost self-help resource" on retail finance, serving independent retailers worldwide, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The ROI emphasis is on the basics of retail finance, inventory management, and cash flow control. So it is particularly relevant to owners and decision-makers of retail operations with up to 100 stores (especially those who may be accounting-averse). The ROI has been called "a virtual small business development center (SBDC) exclusively for retailers" and "a WebMD for retail owners." Its Web site currently attracts 18,000 unique visitors each month.

The ROI is launching a new Web site offering information aimed at 57 different retail segments—as well as content that will be unique to Microsoft Dynamics retail customers. The ROI will also provide information specific to Microsoft Dynamics RMS and Point of Sale on the Microsoft Web site, which will include valuable tips on enhancing retail performance.

Visit The ROI Web site to access key retail industry business tips and additional educational material.



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