Those customers on the SaaS version of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, or even those updating from older versions such as Dynamics NAV, may find themselves at a loss with a simple question, what’s new in this update?

Your SaaS platform will have recently had the 2021 Release Wave 2 (Business Central 19), and with two major updates per year keeping on top of what’s upcoming and been released can be essential to getting the most out of your system.

Our Dynamics trainers are bringing back the beloved scheduled courses, starting from the 3rd of March 2022.

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The Wave 1 Release Plan for 2022 has been announced and it’s a good one! There are changes and new functionality which could really make a difference to your Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central experience. In the latest episode of Tecman Talks Dynamics (and the first episode of series 2!) James, Liz, and Matt explore the release plan line by line and pick out some really juicy stuff for further discussion. 

Having a full picture of your business operations, from start to finish, is increasingly valuable as inflation puts added pressure on those in the food industry, but with Dynamics Food, you can get a full 360-degree overview of your data to stay in control at all times. 

Microsoft have recently highlighted the implications of planned changes to some online services which could have an impact on your system's ability to operate.

From the beginning of April, new security protocols mean that connections to SaaS services can no longer use a stored username and password to connect, as they have done in the past. In an environment where malicious attacks are rising all the time, Microsoft's fear is that stored credentials are an easy way for hackers to gain access to your system.