Something I've
always found useful are blogs on D365, so I've decided to give it a try. Not
without a bit of encouragement from others in the Dynamics Community of course,
so shout out to Elaiza,
Mark, Antti and others
for that.
I'm Nottingham, UK-based and I've been a part of the Microsoft community for over 4 years now and I was lucky to start my consulting career around a month before Microsoft released D365 so the change was fairly natural to me. As a result, I've been involved in lots of projects that incorporate different areas of the Microsoft stack through different integration means.
I feel that blogging is a great way for me, as a Consultant, to share my experiences in Dynamics as well as sharing the knowledge I've gained (particularly in Sales, PSA and integrations). It also gives me the opportunity to broaden my horizons to learn the other D365 apps to the extent that I know Sales and PSA. Hopefully my blog can encourage other people, particularly those who are part of the 'younger generation' like me, to join the D365 hype.
Thanks for taking the time to check my blog out.
I'm Nottingham, UK-based and I've been a part of the Microsoft community for over 4 years now and I was lucky to start my consulting career around a month before Microsoft released D365 so the change was fairly natural to me. As a result, I've been involved in lots of projects that incorporate different areas of the Microsoft stack through different integration means.
I feel that blogging is a great way for me, as a Consultant, to share my experiences in Dynamics as well as sharing the knowledge I've gained (particularly in Sales, PSA and integrations). It also gives me the opportunity to broaden my horizons to learn the other D365 apps to the extent that I know Sales and PSA. Hopefully my blog can encourage other people, particularly those who are part of the 'younger generation' like me, to join the D365 hype.
Thanks for taking the time to check my blog out.
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