A blog sharing articles, ideas and experiments about Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance & Operations (D365 F&O)
Our infographics continue to be really popular, as we seek to distil complex concepts into easy visual references. Organisations can only improve their efficiency if they look at their whole process from start to finish. Gains in one place could represent losses in others, if a business isn’t careful. That’s where Dynamics 365 plays a …
Continue reading “Dynamics 365 End to End, Let’s make it simple”
Generating insights from F&O, is one of the single most important activities you will likely be undertaking once Live. It may well be the primary driver for adopting an ERP solution in the first place, facilitating a more data driven organisation, leveraging a consistent and comprehensive version of the truth. Whilst most people will initially …
Continue reading “What you need to know about Reporting in Dynamics 365 F&O.”
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”
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)”
In this post, following on from Part 1 we continue by exploring the types of accelerators on the market, configuration, software based and methodology. It is important to note that as the word accelerator is not a standardised term, there isn’t an expected or default accelerator type, these are the most common accelerators I have …
Continue reading “How to identify the different types of Accelerator (Part 2)”
Accelerators are an unregulated term for implementation projects, and when it comes to D365, an accelerator might be the very thing you are trying to avoid (especially when it comes to F&O but this is also relevant to CE), using customized and proprietary IP that ties you to a single vendor. This series of posts …
Continue reading “Do Accelerators really make your project faster? (Part 1)”
