The actual license enforcement for Microsoft Dynamics 365 F&O is activated for a lot of organizations worldwide. Although Microsoft provided reports and tooling, a lot of organizations still need help from experts with experience. Based on feedback, Microsoft has now added the ability to view license requirements per object. In this blog post, you will learn about the new information and how you can use it as a tool for analyzing and reconfiguring your security roles.
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From May 25-27, the fourth edition of DynamicsMinds took place in Portorož, Slovenia. The conference center is located in next to the Adriatic Sea. Like earlier years, I was privileged to visit the event and share my knowledge in presentations, learn from others, and meet amazing people.
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Earlier this week, Microsoft released a preview of the new Dynamics 365 ERP MCP server. This is a big step in enabling Dynamics 365 as a headless ERP system to be used by AI agents. In this post, you can read more about the Model Context Protocol (MCP), how to enable the preview, and set up the new MCP server.
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From May 26-28, the third edition of DynamicsMinds took place in Portorož, Slovenia. The conference center is located in a cozy village next to the Adriatic Sea. For the third year in a row, I was privileged to visit the event and share my knowledge in a few presentations.
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A recent post from Kurt Hatlevik triggered me to share my experiences with database consumption on alert-related tables. During health checks, performance reviews, or license compliance checks, I usually see data stored in tables that are either too old or should have been processed already. In this post, you will read my takeaway on alert-related findings.
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