The latest news on Microsoft Dynamics 365 and its related technologies, including new and upcoming functionality changes.
One of the most common questions the team at Strategy 365 get asked in early conversations about CRM solutions is “How long does it take to implement a CRM system?” The answer is that it can take as little as a few days in some cases, and in others it can take months.
Currently in preview, Microsoft have released functionality that allows Power Automate Cloud Flow run history to be stored in Microsoft Dataverse.
As the latest Microsoft Build event wraps up for another year, we take a look at the key announcements and see how they could benefit your organisation.
You may have reached that point in your business where you are struggling to stay on top of things without Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software. In this article we’ll discuss the top benefits of a CRM system and how the right solution will transform your business. We’ll also highlight a few pitfalls to avoid!
Many online applications provide an option to undo the accidental deletion of a record and now this functionality has come to Microsoft Dataverse, the underlying data platform behind Dynamics 365 and Power Apps.
You may have heard of Customer Relationship Management software, also referred to as a CRM system, but in this article we’re going to cover what a CRM solution is and how it can boost your business.
From October 1st, 2024, a number of Dynamics 365 products will see their first price increase in over five years.
Following Microsoft’s move last year to decouple Teams from its business offerings in the EEA and Switzerland, they have now announced this now applies worldwide from April 1st, 2024.
Microsoft have this week announced that Dataverse Offline functionality for Canvas Apps has now reached General Availability.
LAST UPDATED: 5th April 2024 The details outlined in this article appear to have been removed by Microsoft in the latest April 2024 Dynamics 365 Licensing Guide. Therefore, we can only assume that the changes announced in March are no longer applicable. However, we believe that these previously announced changes demonstrate the future potential intent by Microsoft to clarify the …
