Episode 113: A Texas-size pitcher of Copilot kool-aid
I just got back from the 2024 Community Summit in San Antonio, TX and I wanted to share my thoughts on my experience attending the event this year.…
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Episode 112: Here's how the sausage is made
Here’s what I learned as the Microsoft Business Applications Program Director for over 2 years. In this episode we will talk about: Where have I been? How did…
Episode 111: Real Project Stories
Dani and James host this episode of the podcast and they share stories from projects in the past where things didn’t work as expected from the get go.…
Episode 110: The truth about API Call Limits and Entitlements
This episode focuses on API calls and the entitlements that Microsoft expects customers to follow based on their licenses. Gustaf Westerlund joins me to share everything you need…
Episode 109: UG Summit 2021 Debrief
Last week we attended the UG Summit 2021 in Houston, TX…many people were concerned about having an event in person and a large number of attendees decided to…
Episode 108: Let's talk about the latest licensing changes!
I’m never really excited to see announcements around licensing for Dynamics 365 and Power Apps, but I’ve been looking forward to this announcement for months! But first, as…
Episode 107: Who is the father of Dynamics CRM/365?
There’s someone who works at Microsoft who has been involved in the release of Microsoft Dynamics 365 (previously known by different names) since its Beta version. He led…
Episode 106: Unhappy with your Dynamics 365 Solution? Get an audit!
Solution audits are a great way to work around challenges with your current implementation, whether it is because you are curious about the effort to fix an issue,…
Episode 105: Is this the end of the line for Microsoft Dynamics 365 On-Prem?
This is our 4th Anniversary Episode! Thank you everyone who have been listening since May 2017. This one is for you! I found some interesting data about the…
Episode 104: Dealing with uncommon project requirements like an MVP
In this podcast Microsoft MVPs Hamish Shield and Dani Kahil dive into the concept of ‘requirement curveballs’, sharing their experience in challenging projects with complex , misunderstood or…