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New Data on BI and Reporting for Dynamics NAV: Charting User and Partner Priorities
Thursday, June 16, 2016 @ 12:00 PM
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Anthony
D'Anna
COO, Co-Founder, deFacto
Jason
Gumpert
Editor, MSDynamicsWorld.com
GuidePoint Media LLC
Nils
Rasmussen
CEO, Solver
Tom
Totten
Sales Engineer, TARGIT
The Dynamics GP team has stressed the value of the capabilities of GP 2016 in the context of Office 365 and Power BI
Scribe Online delivers Dynamics CRM data, both cloud and on-premise, to Power BI with replication
GP 2016 expands the "All in One" document viewer and adds 30+ features, drops the Silverlight web client
Power BI and Dynamics AX now secured by Microsoft Trust Center alongside Azure, CRM Online and Office 365.
Public cloud, Internet capabilities available to Power BI users over private connections.
Enthusiasm for the new features due on May 1, and questions about longer term vision
AX 2009 upgrade tools, more workspaces, more Cortana Intelligence Suite integration points planed for 2016, Micrsoft told the Envision audience.
For companies still considering Power BI, Group O’s Kim Congleton will talk about the practicalities and power at NAVUG Focus 2016.
Expect deeper Excel integration, easy on-the-fly queries and enterprise-level security, usage analytics.
Microsoft promises a "powerful" release that will transform the way businesses and their people use and interact with ERP.
Popularity of Power BI warrants its own UG and conferences, says Dynamic Communities CEO.
Nigel Murdochs’ sessions at AXUG Focus 2016 will reflect his wide range of interests, from performance to report development to data management.
Embrace BI, data management, Internet of Things, integration in the new year - and don’t be afraid to upgrade, partners advise.
Yes, Power BI is easy on the end user. But it is up to data scientists, developers and ISVs to make the most of it.
Exploring the components of Power BI and their evolution in the context of AX
Taking a historical view of Microsoft's predictions and plans that led to the new AX release.
Simplified pricing, browser and Universal App interfaces, Power BI interoperability, and new Azure requirements for customers differentiate the "new AX".
Not finding the visualization you want for Power BI? You can create it or just wait for it – chances are, it will be along.