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Tecman Talks Dynamics is a regular podcast aimed at businesses that use Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV as their everyday business system.  


In each episode, the Dynamics experts at Tecman will discuss the most frequently asked customer questions and explore areas of the system that you may not have unlocked before. 


They will also be sharing their top tips in maximising your usage, performance and productivity within Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV (as well as Dynamics 365 Sales, Marketing & Service, previously CRM), based on their wealth of experience. 


The purpose of these podcasts is to inform and educate Microsoft Dynamics 365 users and ensure you are fully maximising your business system and continue to be efficient & agile as possible.  


So, tune in to our no-nonsense podcast for businesses using Microsoft Dynamics and start learning today! 


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Cut through the hype around fast, fixed-price implementations and explains what really makes them work. Discover how clear scope, clean data, practical training and user involvement keep your project on track, plus how Tecman’s Primed implementation approach can deliver a tailored Dynamics 365 CRM solution from just 4 weeks. We cover costs, timescales, adoption and life after go-live, so you can decide whether fixed-price CRM is the right fit for your business. Practical advice, straight answers and no unnecessary jargon - just what you need to move forward confidently. For further info please visit www.tecman.co.uk/primed Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Not every Business Central support relationship lasts forever. Switching Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central partners can feel like a big step, but staying with the wrong partner could be holding your business back. In this episode, we explore the common signs it's time for a change, from poor support and limited industry expertise to a lack of strategic guidance. We also discuss what a support transfer involves and what to look for in a long-term ERP partner. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Microsoft's announcement to end Dynamics NAV Enhancement Plan renewals is prompting many organisations to reassess their ERP strategy. If you're still running an older version of Dynamics NAV, what happens when you can no longer add users or expand your system? How long will support remain practical as newer technology and specialist skills continue to evolve? And could the risks of standing still now outweigh the challenges of moving forward? We discuss what Microsoft's decision means, the options available today and why more businesses are rethinking their ERP future.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
We’re unpacking the biggest takeaways from the European Power Platform Conference in Copenhagen - from AI agents and Copilot Studio to governance, security and why the future of Power Platform isn’t just about building faster, but building smarter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Fixed outcome ERP implementations offer a structured, lower‑risk route to adopting Business Central, but they are not a one‑size‑fits‑all solution. By focusing on tried and tested processes, this approach can reduce complexity, control costs and deliver value more quickly. Success, however, depends on aligning business expectations with what the system is designed to deliver. The real question isn’t “can it work for us?” – it’s “is this the right approach for our business?” While templated approaches suit organisations seeking speed, clarity and standardisation, more complex or highly specialised operations may still require tailored elements. The real value lies in choosing the right approach for your business, not forcing a solution to fit.  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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