Table of Contents What is Dynamics 365? Overview of Dynamics 365 ERP Dynamics Modules Guide Dynamics On-Prem to Cloud Migration Dynamics AX vs Dynamics 365 Dynamics NAV vs Dynamics 365 Dynamics GP vs Dynamics 365 Dynamics SL vs Dynamics 365 Quickbooks vs Dynamics 365 BC SAP Business One vs Dynamics 365 BC SAP S/4 Hana…
On its own, Dynamics 365 boasts a seriously impressive set of features. But the platform’s biggest advantage largely comes from its ability to draw on the capabilities of every app, service, and data source in the stack. The Power Platform, however, takes on a special role — orchestrating the backend processes that support real-time data…
Buying D365 isn’t as straightforward as, say, creating a Teams account or subscribing to Office 365. Technically, you can sign up for Dynamics 365 directly from the Microsoft 365 admin center, create an account, and gain access to its game-changing capabilities. But— without an authorized partner on your side, you’ll have difficulty implementing D365 —…
There are many reasons why it might be time to switch providers. Your “value-added reseller” no longer adds any value to your business. Perhaps that hands-on, proactive support you saw during the initial implementation gradually devolved into a passive, transactional relationship. Maybe it’s you that’s changed – and now, you’re looking for a partner better…
Unlike NetSuite or SAP, QuickBooks isn’t a true competitor to Microsoft Dynamics 365. Sure, both platforms help SMBs handle basic accounting tasks, beyond that sliver of overlap, the two have little in common. While Dynamics 365 covers the entire business, QuickBooks focuses solely on accounting, forcing users to rely on 3rd-party integrations for full coverage.…
We’ve covered the Dynamics 365 ERP feature suite and the individual modules in the D365 ecosystem. Instead of rehashing the same old specs, let’s look at the opportunities Dynamics 365 unlocks for business users – regardless of size or sector. Below, we’ll explore how real brands use D365’s game-changing features “in the wild” to transform…
Best case scenario: you’ve selected a Microsoft Dynamics Partner that’s in it for the long haul. They supported you in your on-prem days and helped you nail the transition to the cloud. And, they stuck around to offer ongoing support and proactive solutions for improvement. But sometimes you end up with a partner that isn’t…
You might think of an ongoing support plan as a kind of “insurance” for protecting your Dynamics 365 investment. Different plans offer different levels of “coverage.” All subscribers get “emergency” support, plus a number of self-service options out-of-the-box. But you’ll have to pay in order to access the hands-on support—from a real person—that really makes…
Microsoft Dynamics already helps businesses adapt to change. Whether it’s evolving technology, changing customer expectations, or a pandemic-induced pivot. Microsoft has already established a strong foundation in the cloud. But to help users prepare for opportunities and obstacles on the horizon, they’ll need to stay a few steps ahead of the curve. Below, we’ll share…
Today, every company is a data company. It doesn’t matter if you’re a tech giant, a rising SaaS startup, or a cash-strapped environmental org—if you can’t put your data to work, your business won’t make it past 2025. But—some industries have it easier than others—with B2B sales, marketing agencies, e-commerce brands, being the most obvious…
