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More database access, Financial Reporter validation, point-in-time restore, and more management features for users and partners now available.
The Microsoft April 2019 release notes have gone into more depth about Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations than any other part of the D365 line-up
Moving an ISV solution from Dynamics AX 2012 to Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations with Life Cycle Services can ease the challenges of the migration process
The self-service upgrade lets users provision free sandboxes on their target versions
Highlights from the recent MSDW Podcast with industry analyst Josh Greenbaum
Analyst Josh Greenbaum returns to talk about where Microsoft finds itself in the cloud applications landscape.
Second release of January 2018 updates DTS, tweaks support experience.
Service flow updates, issue fields added
Migration and upgrade paths for AX 2009, 2012 have been established, with guidance on use of Lifecycle Services and other tools.
A recap of a week of Microsoft Dynamics news.
New platform update improves data warehouse integration, Office interoperability, Gantt charts, task recording enhancements, and more.
AXUG Chair Grant Wilson promises more user-generated sessions, more answers from Microsoft on Dynamics 365, and a more “Convergence”-like event.
The new Azure-based Dynamics AX offers a more mature, entirely native retail solution over AX 2012 R3, including multichannel and the move to a single database.
A task guide in the new AX offers step-by-step guidelines to execute a specific task under a business process.
Microsoft offers new release guidance during virtual launch event for partners
Navigation, filtering, and data entry have been updated in
the new AX, explains a Microsoft program manager
Top Reasons Your Team Should Be Using Lifecycle Services (LCS) for your Microsoft Dynamics AX Project
Tuesday, February 23, 2016 @ 2:00 PM
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In a sponsorship that began with Dynamics AX, Lotus F1’s use of Microsoft tech has expanded to CRM, Azure, Power BI, and Lumia, with even more on the way
On-premise and hybrid deployments expected six months later, along with broader language support and data management toolkit
From the future of SMB ERP to the gap between CRM Online on-premise, we make some unsolicited guesses about what might be on the table for discussion at Summit this week.