Microsoft's updated and rebranded Dynamics 365 Human Resources portfolio is starting to take shape. Written by Mary Jo Foley, Senior Contributing Editor Feb. 4, 2020 at 11:26 a.m. PT.

Microsoft is preparing to retire some of its existing human resources apps, while simultaneously gearing up to launch a new Dynamics 365 Human Resources offering in February 2020.

Later this year, Microsoft Teams users can access Microsoft Dynamics 365 Human Resources from within Teams, freeing up HR staff. Managers will have the ability to review and approve time-off requests.

Not only is a new Dynamics 365 application coming in preview, but Microsoft's customer relationship management platform is receiving new integrations with Teams as well, alongside other new features.

Pushing further into human-capital management, Microsoft has unveiled a new application along with a sales-focussed bundle integrating Dynamics 365 with the company's recent acquisition, LinkedIn.

Businesses can also easily scale Project Operations using Microsoft Power Platform and other Dynamics 365 applications, like Dynamics 365 Marketing, Dynamics 365 Human Resources, and Dynamics 365 ...