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Following on from my latest featured blog on the benefits of an Azure Load Balancer, next we’ll focus on the built in VM Disaster Recovery feature. This is a must in any scenario for me.
In all the years I’ve worked with CRM, outside of a new major release, I’ve never seen so many changes to the product in such a short amount of time.
As a Building Materials business your main focus is selling your materials to give you more profit and inevitably grow your business.
In this blog, I'll focus on the Azure Load Balancer and show you just how effective it can be, when used in conjunction with Dynamics 365 Business Central.
So, we are now well and truly in 2020! More than likely you have started going back to your normal day to day but, hold on a sec, you are already feeling like you are being tied down when trying to get reports and analytics? I’m guessing this is resonating with a few of you there.
Manufacturers and distributors need to be capable of processing online orders and EDI messages to maintain their preferred supplier status. Otherwise, you’re at risk of not being the go-to trend during the next season.
Your team needs to move their focus from simply working through the case load in front of them in Dynamics 365 Customer Service to creating the Knowledge Base to help create a shift in culture.