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Key performance indicators (KPIs), recurring revenue, active customers, top 5 clients by monthly revenue – these are just some of the insights now available thanks to the latest update of the Subscription Billing module in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and its integration with Power BI.

Copilot and AI Agents are two powerful AI solutions from Microsoft designed to support and streamline business operations. But what sets them apart—and how can each be applied in a modern enterprise environment?

Microsoft Copilot, the AI-powered assistant, now seamlessly integrates across all Dynamics 365 applications. It enhances efficiency in ERP, CRM, and third-party extensions, offering intelligent support for business processes.

AI assistant in ERP systems – how can it simplify daily operations in an organization? How to use it?

Manufacturing is a key driver of global economic growth, fueling innovation, exports, and technological advancements across industries. To better support manufacturing companies worldwide, we are significantly expanding our offering. Through our partnership with DSR 4FACTORY, we invite businesses to free business consultations to explore strategies for digital transformation and operational...

In the era of evolving ERP and AI technologies, there's no room for manual process management. Which optimization tools should you choose in 2025?

What can you do for your business in 2025? Boost efficiency and accelerate operations. Discover what Microsoft’s leading ERP system has to offer.

On January 21, Microsoft announced it would continue its strategic partnership with OpenAI. Two days later, OpenAI revealed that their collaboration would significantly expand. This development comes as no surprise — the companies joined forces back in 2019, resulting in innovations like Microsoft Copilot. However, their cooperation is now evolving...

Advanced OCR technology designed for accounting offer far more capabilities than just text recognition. They come equipped with features that significantly simplify daily tasks, save time, reduce errors, and boost efficiency in the accounting department. How do they work? Let’s take a closer look.

Supply Chain Management (SCM) refers to the process of managing the flow of raw materials, products, and information at every stage of the supply chain. Optimizing these operations helps reduce costs, improve customer service, and enhance a company's competitiveness. In practice, SCM is used across nearly every industry—from manufacturing and...