Discover the transformative enhancements in the 2024 release wave 1 of Dynamics 365 Project Operations. Explore key updates, including AI Copilot innovations, historical sales budget tracking, delegated time entries, a new expense mobile app, and time zone agnostic fields, gearing businesses towards a future of streamlined success.
The question of whether Microsoft Dynamics 365 is a customer relationship management (CRM) system or an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system has confused many. This blog post breaks down what Dynamics 365 is and explains whether it is a CRM system, an ERP system, or a combination of both.
Discover the latest enhancements in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Project Operations in the 2023 release wave 2. Explore streamlined budget management, advanced subcontract capabilities, seamless invoicing, and more, as we unveil how these updates empower project teams for success.
In the 2023 release wave 1 of Dynamics 365 Project Operations, Microsoft continues to invest in capabilities to empower project managers and project teams with new features like expanding the project budgeting and time-phased forecasting. In this post, we will highlight key updates users can expect during this release wave.
Maximizing the number of billable hours per employee is critical to maintaining cash flow and increasing profits for professional services organizations. From intelligent resource scheduling to seamless time and expense tracking, Dynamics 365 Project Operations is a powerful tool that can be leveraged to maximize billable hours.
Project Operations connects the entire project cycle from sales to financials and unifies operations across the organization. Microsoft offers three deployment types with varying capabilities: 1) lite deployment, 2) resource/non-stocked based scenarios, and 3) stocked-production based scenarios.
As with all Dynamics 365 applications, there are two release waves each year of new functionality and updates. Project Operations release wave 1, rolling out from April to September, adds three new features to improve the user experience, including significant enhancements to the deployment experience for resource and nonstocked-based scenario deployments.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 was first released November 1, 2016. Microsoft Dynamics 365 was initially made available in two versions in order to service both the small to midsized business (SMB) and enterprise market. Dynamics 365 Business Central is the version released for the SMB market and Dynamics 365 Enterprise Edition (now Dynamics 365 Finance and Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management) is the version released for the enterprise market.
