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- The Modern Functional Consultant Strategy Judgement & Growth Beyond Credentials
- Fit‑to‑Standard: how Business Central reduces real complexity in ERP projects
- Foundry: the governance that turns agents into real enterprise resources
- How MCP enables agents to perform real operational work inside the business
- MCP and Foundry: the functional foundation for truly useful enterprise agents
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Introduction: it’s not about titles — it’s about judgement For years, the industry assumed that a consultant’s value was measured by the number of certificates, courses or degrees they collected.Today, that idea feels outdated. The modern functional consultant is shaped by critical thinking, strategic awareness, data literacy and the maturity to guide decisions.Credentials help, of…
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For years, ERP projects were built on a risky assumption: “The system must adapt to the customer, no matter the cost.” This mindset produced: Business Central SaaS breaks this pattern.And it does so with a clear methodology: Fit‑to‑Standard. Fit‑to‑Standard does not limit the customer.It frees them from unnecessary complexity. 1. What Fit‑to‑Standard really means Fit‑to‑Standard is…
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Foundry: the governance that turns agents into real enterprise resources So far, we’ve discussed MCP as the standard that allows agents to work with real business tools.But every capability needs structure.Every action needs control.And every automation needs accountability. That’s where Foundry comes in. Foundry is not a tool for creating agents.It is the environment that…
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In recent years we have seen agents that answer questions, generate text or explain concepts.Interesting, yes.Occasionally useful.Transformational? Not really. The real transformation begins when an agent stops being a “conversational assistant” and becomes a worker inside the operational process. And that is only possible because of MCP. MCP is not a technical detail.It is the…
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For years we have talked about automation, assistants and “intelligent agents”, yet most of those ideas remained as prototypes or isolated experiences. The reason was simple: there was no standard, secure and governed way for an agent to interact with real business tools. This is where MCP and Foundry come in. They are not new…
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In ERP projects, document attachments often become a blind spot: they take up space, slow down the system and complicate administration. Until recently, Business Central stored files directly within the environment, which could affect performance and increase cloud storage costs. The new External Storage capability changes that paradigm. It allows attachments to be stored outside…
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The integration between Business Central and Dataverse has always been a strategic pillar within the Dynamics ecosystem. It connects the ERP with Power Apps, Power Automate and Dynamics 365, shaping how information flows across processes, teams and business applications. Recent improvements introduce a more refined approach to data consistency, integration stability and architectural clarity. These…
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Business Central has been evolving for years towards a more intelligent, automated and connected ERP. But with the arrival of Agents (Payables Agent, Sales Agent, and others), Microsoft opened an entirely new chapter: assisted automation embedded directly into everyday operational processes. Until now, the challenge wasn’t automation itself — it was how to govern it.…
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When an ERP system goes live, teams inevitably face a surge of incidents, questions, micro‑errors and functional adjustments that never appeared in test environments. This does not mean the project was poorly executed; it simply means the system is experiencing real‑world conditions for the first time. Business Central Update 28.0 introduces improvements that—although Microsoft does…
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The day an ERP goes live is not the end of the project; it is the beginning of its most sensitive phase: stabilisation. From day one, organisations must ensure visibility, communication and incident control to prevent issues from escalating into crises. This post combines best practices from Project Management (PMI) and Scrum, backed by official…