" Naturally, some, like who was the Mobile exec shouldn’t be expected to mention it. But Steve Ballmer used to and Elop, whose unit Microsoft Business Solutions might be expected to make a passing nod that he’s proud of the products. Instead it was Dynamics CRM, CRM and CRM which got all the attention which Elop says has 23,000 customers. During Elop's speech, Kirk Koenigsbauer, corporate vice president of the Office Business Platform Group, used the phrase, "ERP" but that was in the context of PerformancePoint using "ERP data, data from CRM Dynamics" to create score cards and dashboards. Well, growing lines get attention so the less robust financial products aren’t hot and the lack of any attention shows it. What’s more difficult to understand is the lack of any mention of how Dynamics AX, GP, NAV and SL will move to the cloud in a conference in which there was a mass of news about Windows Azure, the Microsoft platform for cloud computing. The ERP resellers ought to sue for lack of emotional support.