A blog sharing articles, ideas and experiments about Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance & Operations (D365 F&O)
If you’ve used ChatGPT, Bing, or Google Bard – or any of the multitude of AI tools that have flooded the web this past year – you’ve no doubt appreciated how much time and effort can be saved by using them smartly. If you haven’t, now really is the right time to get started! Imagine …
Continue reading “Your own AI assistant at the heart of your ERP”
It makes perfect sense when you think about it, assuming you still have your physical head of course. Provide a customer with a consistent customer experience (CX), enabling commerce wherever they are, on a channel of their choosing; digitally, physically or somewhere in-between, when it comes to Mixed Reality. Offering a consistent set of products, …
Continue reading “Remove your head and become a better retailer”
So you’ve decided to implement a new ERP/Finance solution. Although it is highly likely that you will require the engagement of an expert implementation partner to support you on your transformation journey, there are many key planning and mobilisation considerations to finalise before the project should start. Establishing a strong project team Often one of …
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Today we’ll take a look at the Grid view. This is the standard presentation of record lists in the system, whether we’re talking Customers, Opportunities, Quotes, Suppliers, Journals, Transactions, Workers… or in the case of the sample screenshot we’ll be using, Purchase orders. As before, I’m confident that there will be a gems in here that even the most seasoned D365 F&O professionals might have forgotten (or not yet know), so look out for points made in bold.
In this final post following How to identify the different types of Accelerator (Part 2). I look to highlight areas of consideration, questions and closing thoughts when making this key decision. What should I be aware of when considering accelerators? Accelerators can be exceptional value for an organization when fully understood. Where their full benefits, …
Continue reading “When do Accelerators make you faster? the conclusion. (Part 3)”
