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Secure your spot: Registration is now open for Microsoft Ignite 2016
It’s time— Register now for Microsoft Ignite and mark your calendar for September 26–30. -
The Future of Productivity and Growth in Manufacturing
The old rules don’t apply. Its not enough to focus on economies of scale and efficiency. -
Small and Midsize Business Success: 6 Inspiring Stories
Head to any major news outlet right now, and in the financial section you’ll likely find coverage of major mergers, new technology that is making a splash, and how the market is faring. -
How Many Employees Does It Take to Break the Customer Experience?
How many employees does it take to break the customer experience? Just one. -
Is this the Future of Financial Data Visualization?
CFOs and finance leaders today have more data available to them than ever before. -
Why a customer experience executive is vital for any organization
Not all customers are happy. And some of those unhappy customers might be yours. -
The Dollars and Sense of Business Applications in the Cloud
Your goal is to wow your customer—innovating is why you’re in business. -
5 Ways to Better Orchestrate Your Customer Contact Center
A well-tuned contact center is a lot like an orchestra. -
DIXF – How to manually add a missing mapping to the DMFASSETENTITY entity
I recently worked on a case with a Partner that reported that the ‘Name’ field for the DMFASSETENTITY entity did not get imported as expected into their AX 2012 R3 CU9 environment, so I thought I would share how we resolved that by manually adding the mapping, and how we tested the solution. -
6 Metrics to Measure Your Customer Service Knowledge
Customer service knowledge comes in many forms from customer self-service knowledge to agent-facing knowledge, and many formats from video, to knowledge base articles and more. -
General Rounding in AX
Rounding in the application inside AX is determined on the Currency code where you have a ‘General’ rounding which is used in general postings(like a journal) and then specific rounding settings for Sales Orders, Purchase Orders, Prices and Fixed Asset depreciation There are 3 generic rounding rules in Dynamics AX.
