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Ransomware Trends 2022: Stats, Facts, & Today’s Biggest Threats

Phil Wittmer

According to Microsoft, ransomware has become more sophisticated – and in many ways, more dangerous. While we’re seeing more high-profile attacks make headlines, total attacks are down – but it’s a bit of a mixed bag. …

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Microsoft Power Automate: Setting Up Lookup Value Using the CDS Connector
Kandarp Vaishnav
As you may know, Common Data Service, the sophisticated and secure backbone that powers Dynamics 365 and Microsoft Power Platform, has been renamed to Microsoft Dataverse. But in the world of Power Automate, the connector is still labeled as Common Data Service, which might change soon (no surprises there)! Setting Up the Lookup Value The…
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How to Determine Your Version Of Microsoft Dynamics CRM
Talina Galloway
In our last blog post, Which CRM Installation Type is Right For You? we outline the different types of CRM installations. Today, we’ll you how to find out your version of CRM. Microsoft Dynamics CRM is a mature product that has been updated many times. From our last blog post, we talked about the multiple…
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Tracking Emails the Right Way with Power Automate
Eric Goeble
Microsoft Power Automate has come a long way since its introduction in 2016. More connectors are available than ever before and Microsoft is paving the way for Power Automate to be the future of workflows in D365. A common occurrence is the need to automate sending emails and this can easily be accomplished using the…
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Dynamics 365 Implementation Project Plan Template
Scott Stevenson
While there’s no official consensus on the exact percentage, experts agree that more than half of all ERP implementations end in failure. McKinsey estimates around 70% fail, while Gartner gives a range–between 55% and 75%. If you’re looking for more tangible flops, you can check out CIO’s list of 16 famous ERP failures. We’re not…
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