Migrating from LCS to PPAC: The Unified Admin Experience for Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations
By the end of 2025, PPAC will be the single hub for provisioning, managing, and automating all Dynamics 365 and Power Platform environments.
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Creating Leads in Dynamics 365 Sales: Following the Process
Creating a lead in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales CRM isn't just about filling out a form. It's about moving through a process that…
Platform Wars: Copilot Studio vs Azure AI Foundry
If you're in the Microsoft ecosystem, the choice typically comes down to two powerful options: Azure AI Foundry vs Copilot Studio. Both can…
Creating Accounts in Dynamics 365 Sales: The Basics
Now that you know how to customize views in Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Sales, let's look at actually creating records.
Introduction to Orchestration Patterns in Multi-Agent Systems
So, you've decided to build a multi-agent system. You've identified your agents, defined their responsibilities, and you're ready to let them loose on…
Why Multi-Agent Systems? The Truck Brokering Use Case
If you've been following the AI conversation lately, you've probably heard the term "agents" thrown around more times than you can count. But…
Business Central: System Scalability, Sizing, and Consumption
In the digital era, businesses need ERP systems that can grow alongside their operations, handle fluctuating workloads, and offer predictable […]
Using Copilot to Create Views in Dynamics 365
We've covered how to build custom views manually—adding filters, columns, saving and sharing. But if you find all those filter options overwhelming, there's a faster way: just ask Copilot AI.
Business Central Cloud and On-Premise Connectivity: Flexibility for Every Business
Business Central Microsoft stands out by offering deployment flexibility—Cloud (SaaS), On-Premise, or Hybrid—while ensuring robust connectivity across Microsoft services and third-party systems.