Within the last year, there have been many changes in the Microsoft Dynamics community. However, the biggest change was the introduction of Dynamics 365 Business Central, also known as the successor to Dynamics NAV. If you aren’t familiar with this platform, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is an end-to-end cloud ERP solution built for small to midsize businesses (SMB) that run their businesses on existing Microsoft services. The introduction of the extensions tactic for customization has been the biggest transition for NAV developers. Prior, NAV updates had mainly focused on technology and platform improvements, rather than capabilities of the application. NAV being customizable and adaptable to a customer’s business is why it is appreciated in the ERP market. The demand for cloud solutions is continuing to grow, have you implemented Business Central yet?
Samantha Summers
Samantha is the Partner Marketing Manager at Dynamic Consultants Group. She has a bachelor’s and a master’s degree that are marketing communications related. She has been working in the Marketing field for 7 years now. Sam specializes in creating the content strategy for the marketing department, publishing blogs, planning and organizing all aspects of company events, conferences, and the overall marketing department’s day-to-day tasks. She is passionate about the tech community because of the constant innovation that occurs, especially in the Microsoft Partner Network.