Everything you Need to Know About Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Manufacturing Modules
Over the last decade the manufacturing sector has undergone major changes in North America. There is always increased pressure from the likely sources – all the while customers are demanding faster delivery and more competitive prices at a higher level of quality and more and more product variation and innovation.
Understanding the Microsoft Dynamics Cloud
Since the pandemic began, the world has discovered the cloud. This is true in so many ways, and for one very obvious reason. From Zoom to Teams to Microsoft Dynamics cloud ERP software, if you are a cloud vendor – the world is beating a path to your door.
For the Microsoft Dynamics cloud, it is the Dynamics 365 Business Central ERP that is really leading the way. The year over year growth of the product was already industry leading.
6 Benefits of a Remote Microsoft Dynamics Implementation
Sabre is a company that has successfully migrated from an all on-site Microsoft Dynamics implementation methodology to an all-remote implementation methodology over the past five years. Our specific skills are with Dynamics 365 Business Central, and our remote deployment refinement has focused on that product.
As a company experienced in remote deployment, we are in a unique position to share our experiences and expertise during this remarkable time. Given the new reality of COVID-19 and the global pandemic, the need for expertise in implementing ERP remotely (and maybe more important, at receiving a remote implementation) is something nobody could have anticipated.
Comparing Dynamics 365 Manufacturing Versions
There are two basic versions of Dynamics 365 Manufacturing ERP systems. Dynamics 365 is a brand rather than a product, and there are a number of different products under that brand. There are two basic ERP systems, each of which supports manufacturing and supply chain businesses.
