Just two years ago, conversations about Copilot felt visionary. Today, these tools are part of everyday work, and their capabilities are translating into real business scenarios. Automating tasks, shortening financial closings, and letting users focus on analysis.

Companies are increasingly looking for ways to accelerate the digitalization of their processes without getting bogged down in lengthy and expensive IT projects. To meet these needs, Microsoft has created Power Platform.

Data migration is often treated as a technical “add-on” to ERP system configuration. Yet, it’s the quality and completeness of data that determine whether the new environment will be able to support key business processes on go-live day.

Implementing the Microsoft Dynamics 365 ERP system is a project that involves every department in the company and requires many months of intensive work. Sometimes, it’s not immediately obvious that something isn’t quite right. Below, we present 9 signs that something may have gone wrong and is worth addressing.

The modern world is constantly evolving, driven by a range of factors such as climate change, armed conflicts, shifting consumer preferences, demographics, and economic conditions. Is your business ready?

If every tiny change to an invoice or order confirmation means calling IT or your ERP partner, the reporting system is running you - not the other way round. In a fast-moving business world you need tools that save time instead of eating it.

Implementing a new ERP system such as Microsoft Dynamics 365 is, on the one hand, a large-scale project that adds extra work - especially for Finance and Accounting. On the other hand, it is a chance to automate repetitive tasks, improve data consistency and save time over the long term.

Continuing our series on best practices for deploying the Polish localization of Microsoft Dynamics 365 - and tailoring it to headquarters’ requirements - this article focuses on the opening balance. Think of it not just as a technical checklist, but as a cornerstone.

After the implementation phase comes the critical moment - go-live. This is when all the work done during analysis and configuration is tested in real-world operations.

Once the analysis phase is complete, it is time for implementation. At this stage, well-organised work and clear team communication are critical. The practices below will help you introduce the Polish localization in D365 efficiently.