Here are the top 10 benefits for Microsoft customers or partners building Dynamics 365, Power Apps, Power Virtual Agents, Power Automate or Power BI apps.
1. Better business software
2. Faster release cadence
3. Higher return on investment
4. Greater user satisfaction
5. More visibility and confidence
6. Efficient allocation of capital
7. Less risk
8. More control
9. Empowered collaboration
10. More rewarding
What can Harry Potter teach us about the relative estimation of Microsoft Business Applications? My son, Jensen, has just finished reading his first Harry Potter book and drops in to explain relative estimation.
From what is Power Apps – to “how do I get started”, this session will introduce the basics of canvas apps and cover.
— Behavioural test is an acceptance test written in plain language that users can write and understand
— Explain the context, event and outcome in given-when-then format
— Can be written before, during or after development
— Writing behavioural tests before development is BDD (behaviour-driven development). Helps developers know when they’re done.
— Set of behaviour tests is a form of contract between users and app builders
— Can be slow to execute until automated and don’t reveal root cause
What is a digital workplace? How do leaders run these projects? How do they use digital to improve how they run their business? And why is this critical to the future of every organization? Digital is being hailed as the 4th industrial revolution. And if history is any indicator, the next 50 years will be even more disruptive than the last 50. But what, really, is a digital workplace? And how can executives participate, keep it on course, and be sure it is creating value?
Is Scrum the perfect approach for every Microsoft Business Application? No! Many, but not all, Dynamics 365, Power Apps, and Power BI applications benefit from a Scrum approach. Find out in this video when to use Scrum and when to adopt an alternative approach.
Join fellow users in your quest for certification with Microsoft for D365 Supply Chain Management, Manufacturing MB-320! Sessions are a combination of MVP and expert presentation that focus on what you can expect to see on the test, followed by roundtable discussion. Session 2 will focus on discrete manufacturing topics.
The Scrum Dynamics podcast and vlog is back!
In this episode, Jonas Wauters from KPMG Belgium, asks for advice on pitching Dynamics 365 with Scrum to prospective clients who always want to know: What is going to be delivered? When is it going to be delivered? How much is it all going to cost.
When the scope, timeline and costs are fixed in agile projects, how can we possibly answer these questions? Listen in to find out.
Join fellow users in your quest for certification with Microsoft for D365 Supply Chain Management, Manufacturing MB-320! Sessions are a combination of MVP and expert presentation that focus on what you can expect to see on the test, followed by roundtable discussion. Session 3 is Part I of a two-part webinar on process manufacturing.
In this introduction to the Scrum agile framework for Microsoft Dynamics 365 projects, you’ll learn the basics of Scrum events, roles, deliverables and theory. You’ll also learn about some advanced agile practices you can apply to Dynamics 365 as well as when to use Scrum.
Join fellow users in your quest for certification with Microsoft for D365 Supply Chain Management, Manufacturing MB-320! Sessions are a combination of MVP and expert presentation that focus on what you can expect to see on the test, followed by roundtable discussion. Session 4 is the second webinar of two, focusing on process manufacturing.
Join fellow users in your quest for certification with Microsoft for D365 Supply Chain Management, Manufacturing MB-320! Sessions are a combination of MVP and expert presentation that focus on what you can expect to see on the test, followed by roundtable discussion. Session 5 focuses on lean manufacturing concepts.
Join fellow users in your quest for certification with Microsoft for D365 Supply Chain Management, Manufacturing MB-320! Sessions are a combination of MVP and expert presentation that focus on what you can expect to see on the test, followed by roundtable discussion. Session 6 focuses on configuration and managing manufacturing execution.
Join fellow users in your quest for certification with Microsoft for D365 Supply Chain Management, Manufacturing MB-320! Sessions are a combination of MVP and expert presentation that focus on what you can expect to see on the test, followed by roundtable discussion. Session 7 focuses on miscellaneous exam topics that were not covered in the previous sessions.
Increase sales and improve decision making with AI-powered insights fueled by customer data. Dynamics 365 Customer Insights • Gain a 360-degree view of customers and discover insights that drive personalized customer experiences. Dynamics 365 Customer Service Insights • Leverage AI-driven insights to make better decisions and proactively improve customer satisfaction with confidence.
Join us for this webinar to hear the latest from the Microsoft D365 support team. Learn how to overcome current issues in Advanced Warehousing.
CRM systems transform sales through organization; marketing automation completes the picture by generating leads and managing lead engagement. Learn how the systems complement each other, and why you need both. On this webinar, you’ll learn how to manage and scale campaigns and programs using automation, use scoring data to deliver sales-ready leads to the sales team, and send marketing-created, personalized, trackable emails and messages.
An amazing panel of speakers responsible for the Center for Excellence (CoE) Starter Kit spoke about the new enhancements of ALM components. This will include out of the box Azure DevOps pipelines and GitHub Workflow templates to help set you up for success with working with solutions.
Microsoft’s current update strategy is an attempt to get all customers on the latest version of Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations. Learn exactly what this means as a D365FO customer and how Microsoft’s free automated testing tool, RSAT, can help with an increased need for regression testing.
Imagine you completed your CRM rollout. But, the users are reluctant to embrace the new system. Here’s some advice when navigating CRM adoption challenges!
