Because sometimes you need to boost a full backlog faster than Nicolas Cage boosts a Shelby GT500. In the 2000 classic, Memphis Raines...

Go-lives shouldn’t feel like controlled chaos. And yet, for many Dynamics 365 projects, launch day looks like a group of well-meaning adults yelling “Steer!” while the project barrels toward the one mailbox on the block. That’s where Microsoft’s Implementation Portal steps in—not to replace your tools, but to help teams actually use them with predictability.

Before the first kickoff meeting even begins, the whiteboard's already full, the sticky notes are falling off, and someone’s asking if that’s really the process map. Sound familiar? Microsoft thought so too — which is why they built the Business Process Catalog: a structured, Excel-based playbook for Dynamics 365 implementations that replaces slide fatigue with scoped clarity. In this post, we break down why this workbook beats PowerPoint every time, how to build your own 9-l

Running both process and discrete lines under one roof can feel like storing peanut butter beside bolts—messy fast. Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management already speaks both languages. Learn how mixed mode lets each product follow its natural recipe, keeps planners sane with one Gantt board, and satisfies finance with unified costing and traceability controls.