Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Dynamics 365 Business Central”
Better Together in the Microsoft Ecosystem. Many organisations, especially SMBs, continually fall prey to repeating IT and technology mistakes as they grow and evolve – often not recognising their own challenges and reasons for replacing technology. There are several common pain points SMBs raise with us, including siloed data and disconnected systems that lead to spaghetti-like integration that is difficult …
It’s part 4 of our blog series where we focus on the top 5 pain points we hear from customers when they’re considering switching finance systems. “OUR BUSINESS SYSTEMS DON’T TALK TO EACH OTHER” SMB systems are very often stuck in the past when it comes to sharing data and facilitating collaboration in teams. There appears to have been a view in the late …
It’s part 3 of our blog series where we focus on the top 5 pain points we hear from customers when they’re considering switching finance systems. Whether you’re using Sage 50, QuickBooks, Xero, Exchequer or something else, these are the top reasons why our customers change system. I’ll show how Business Central addresses these pain points, and if these sound familiar, we’ll show you the …
In this blog series we focus on the top 5 pain points we hear from customers when they’re considering switching finance systems. Whether you’re using Sage 50, QuickBooks, Xero, Exchequer or something else, these are what time and again we get told are customers’ top reasons for switching systems. I’ll show how Business Central addresses some of these pain points, and what your next steps should be …
Here at Bam Boom Cloud we’ve had a great relationship with Microsoft in Ireland for a few years now. The team in Dublin work with customers and partners across Europe handling inbound leads and working with prospective customers, across both Dynamics 365 and Microsoft 365. We’ve even been lucky enough to travel over to meet with them from time to time. What we’ve always found strange, though, is …
