Microsoft Build 2018 starts today! This year we have also some Business Applications sessions (info here) and you can watch the event also in streaming (link here).
With the latest release of Dynamics 365 (online) version 8.2, we are providing the capability to track emails, appointments, and tasks in Outlook with a special Outlook category enabled through server-side synchronization.
New release of the Report Scheduler for Dynamics 365 (Online)! This release adds support for out-of-the-box reports, including those that have default parameters.
There is no option to select the Subject entity for querying or to get Subjects exported out of the application. Fortunately, there is a way to get overcome this via the Configuration Migration tool.
Recently we had the need to create multiple Entity forms in our portal, and be able to pass multiple parameters between the different pages of the portal.
The underlying “XRM” platform is now common data service, and application configuration that we think of as D365 Customer Engagement/CRM are now considered “Model Driven PowerApps.”
Gus Gonzales invited Daryl LaBar, Britta Rekstad, and Patrick Dykema to discuss millenials, talent, and career opportunities within the Microsoft Business Applications industry.
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