Paving Through the Intricacies of Microsoft Dynamics 365
An introduction to what Dynamics 365 covers and who it suits.
Running Dynamics GP or NAV, outgrowing QuickBooks or Sage, or choosing a partner for Business Central? Pick your situation below and go straight to the answers.
For finance and IT leads running Dynamics GP on-premises who need a plan before support ends.
Explore the guides →For companies on Dynamics NAV 2009 to 2018, or early Business Central on-premises, choosing their route to the cloud.
Explore the guides →For growing SMEs whose QuickBooks or Sage setup can no longer handle entities, inventory, users or audits.
Explore the guides →For growing SMEs choosing Business Central as their ERP and planning the implementation.
Explore the guides →For enterprise and multi-entity finance and operations leads, including AX 2012 customers and teams stuck on manual approvals.
Explore the guides →For teams running or planning Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations apps: the app family, licensing, environments, updates and support.
Explore the guides →For small and mid-sized retailers weighing a POS connected to Business Central against standalone registers.
Explore the guides →For IT leaders who keep Business Central or Finance and Supply Chain running and need it extended.
Explore the guides →An introduction to what Dynamics 365 covers and who it suits.
Common misconceptions about ERP cost, complexity and fit, and what is actually true.
Practical strategies that keep a Dynamics 365 rollout on track.
How Business Central brings finance, inventory and orders into one place for SMEs.
Why AX customers are moving to Dynamics 365 now that AX support has ended.
The root causes of failed ERP projects and how to prevent them.
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