| Posted by George Delp Microsoft publishes roadmaps for all the Dynamics 365 solutions here. For purposes of this article we are going to focus on the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Roadmap. Before continuing with this article, click the link and take a look at the road map. Here is the list of items on the roadmap: |  |
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Posted by Jonathan Crowell If you’ve read my “What Happened to Microsoft Dynamics CRM” blog, you’ll notice a similar theme here. This is a story of re-branding and re-licensing, mixed with a new vision from Microsoft. As of October 2018, the namesake Dynamics NAV will end. And from its ashes, rises Dynamics 365 Business Central. That’s it. NAV is now Business Central. Pretty easy, right? Almost. Let’s look a little deeper at what’s really going on here.  Posted by Heather Maneiro 20 Partners, 1 Microsoft Representative, and 1 NAV MCT met for inaugural Business Central training in May 2018. Since this is new territory for many of us, I thought I would share five of my a-ha’s for navigation. 1. Use your Escape key to back out back to your role center page!My crumb bar became embarrassing frequently throughout training as I kept jumping from screen to screen.  Unfortunately, the Business Central crumb bar isn’t a “true” crumb bar in that you cannot click on an item to go back to it (don’t worry we brought this up to the Microsoft representative!). You can escape or use the back button to back out. Towards the end of the week – I started doing this after each action as the Role Center is the cleanest landing page and has the Department Navigations available.  Posted by Bailey Upchurch  Date: Thursday, April 26, | Time: 8:00am - 5:00pm | Location: The Ritz-Carlton, Charlotte Do you use Microsoft Dynamics GP or Microsoft Dynamics CRM/365? Are you interested in learning new ways to get the most out of your software investment? If so, Vision 2018 is for you! For those of you who don't already know, Vision is InterDyn Artis' annual Microsoft Dynamics user conference. Every year, 150+ Dynamics users, 25+ sponsors and the InterDyn Artis team all meet in Charlotte, NC for a day full of learning, networking and growth. Not to toot our own horn, but this conference keeps getting better and better every year, and 2018 will be no different! Here is what to expect:
Posted by Paul Haag Although Microsoft, I’m sure, would prefer that you use their Flow product, there are other cross-application workflow engines out there like Zapier. Zapier, specifically, does have a “Dynamics CRM” adapter, but it currently only supports version 8.0 (e.g. prior to the “July 2017” release). Fortunately, Zapier generically supports HTTP GET and POST operations and, since Dynamics 365 has a REST-based web API, we’re in business.
The most complicated part is setting up the authentication for what’s called a “Service-to-Service” (or “S2S”) request. For Dynamics 365, this requires adding an App in Azure Active Directory. If you have a Dynamics 365 online tenant, you have an Azure Active Directory, whether you know it or not. Posted by George Delp Explaining how to handle data conversion to anyone implementing a new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software is probably the most difficult concept to explain. Most people want all of their data from their existing system ready to go in there new system on day one. While this is a wonderful idea, the actual act of doing that is easier said than done.  |
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