Microsoft says revenue from Dynamics rose by 13 percent for the year ended June 30. The company does not disclose revenue and it did not provide a separate percentage report for fourth-quarter sales. However a comparison with prior quarterly reports shows an acceleration of sales. For the nine months ended March 31, Dynamics revenue was up 11 percent over the prior year.

The Asian market dented SAP’s results for the second quarter ended June 30 as the company reported an after-tax profit increase of 10 percent on a 4-percent rise in revenue. Those are IFRS results. The revenue drop was 3 percent in constant currencies. After tax profit is about $947.4 million, when converted at today’s euro exchange rate. Revenue was about $5.32 billion.

Alan Bryant, who has worked for Sage North America since January 2004, has joined Intacct as director of technical services. Bryant was most recently Sage’s SVP of ISV and developer relations. But he has been part of the Sage world even longer. For 21 years, he was president and CEO of Macabe Associates, an important Sage ISV.

Kaseya, which makes products for managed services provider, has acquired two cloud companies in the last week. Fresh off an undisclosed infusion of capital from Insight Venture Partners last month, Kaseya has acquired Zyrion and Rover Apps. Terms were not disclosed for either deal. Based in Lausanne, Switzerland, and New York, N.Y., Kaseya announced the Zyrion buy on July 9.