Author: Rob Jolliffe

Robert has been a Dynamics 365 Business Central consultant since 2008 and a general manufacturing consultant for over 25 years. He is a graduate of the University of Toronto mechanical engineering program where he focused on production engineering. In addition to a deep knowledge of Manufacturing Robert holds a Microsoft Systems Engineer designation and is much less of an expert in Networking and IT infrastructure than he thinks, but is still pretty good. He also has applied his engineering skills to learning programming, and is warned frequently by the professional developers who work for him that he is pretty good, but don't write any code for customers without letting them check it.

Explaining MRP In Dynamics Business Central

In my years of working with companies looking for ERP products I have found that some embrace the idea of going paperless while others will not even consider it. It is good that you can implement a good ERP and CRM package in a manner to be either paperless or not or a combination of the two.

The 7 Biggest Mistakes in a Business Central Implementation

With the introduction of Dynamics 365 Business Central, companies are now able to access an affordable, powerful, cloud hosted solution backed by Microsoft. The business edition is designed to be easy to use and learn, but still contains the incredible capabilities of Dynamics NAV, long considered a top-tier manufacturing ERP solution.

6 Signs you need Business Central Inventory Control

Manufacturing companies have a love/hate relationship with inventory. They need it to make things … but it costs a lot of money to have too much of it. Best in class manufacturers maintain just the right inventory at just the right time. Learn how Business Central inventory can help.

5 Best Practices for Inventory Control in Business Central

Manufacturing companies often struggle with Inventory Control in Business Central. There are many ways that inventory control can become a problem, but the results are almost always the same. Stock outs on critical parts; customer deliveries delayed; frustration and finger pointing between staff; rescheduled production and constant expediting. These are all signs of Inventory Control that’s not at all in Control in your Business Central database.