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Dynamics NAV support ends in January 2028
Microsoft's extended support for Dynamics NAV 2018 ends on 12 January 2028. What moving to Business Central involves, and why the warehouse floor sets the size.
TechFabricReadWhat Teams Get Wrong About Outages and Operational Risk
Cloudflare, AWS and Azure all go down, and no internal engineering effort prevents it. What a dependent service should be doing while it waits.
TechFabricReadFrom Spreadsheet to System: How We Automated Our Internal Processes with Microsoft Dynamics
TechFabric ran on spreadsheets with a team of eight. What we replaced them with in Microsoft Dynamics, and what we learned building it on ourselves.
TechFabricReadDynamics 365 CRM: Transforming Your Sales Quote Process
Building a sales quote process in Dynamics 365 CRM. Product catalogue, price lists, approval rules, quote-to-order, and the customizations teams end up needing.
TechFabricReadWhat Every CTO Needs To Know About Databricks
A CTO's guide to Databricks and what it does with big data. Learn essential strategies to maximize your data potential and drive innovation.
John BellaudReadTransform Your Data Visibility, Transform Your Organization
Data rich, insight poor. Collecting data has never been easier, and it is worth nothing until your organization can read something out of it.
TechFabricReadIt's Time To Move Your Company To The Cloud: Here's Why
Cloud removes the physical servers and the data centre. Cost, flexibility, elasticity and resource use, and why waiting has stopped paying.
TechFabricReadHiring Databricks Specialists: 12 Expert Insights You Need to Get it Right
Twelve things to get right when hiring Databricks specialists in-house, from people who have built the teams and know what they screen for.
John BellaudReadDynamics 365 CRM - Why Are So Many Companies Migrating To It?
Why companies keep moving to Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM, and what changes for sales, service and the reporting that sits over both.
John BellaudReadAccelerate automation: what Power Automate does for productivity
Five reasons teams pick Microsoft Power Automate. Pre-built flows, a designer non-engineers can use, and the AI models that come with it.
Karan SharmaRead