The MSDW Podcast
The MSDW Podcast dives into the latest news and events in the Microsoft Dynamics ERP and CRM community. Produced by the editors of MSDynamicsWorld.com, the podcast features interviews and discussions on the latest issues confronting Dynamics AX, GP, NAV, and CRM users and professionals.
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Murray Fife, is a true Microsoft ERP veteran, having worked in the partner channel, at Microsoft, and independently. His latest projects include multiple series of educational guides providing a complete view of Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management as a product suite, as well as work with Microsoft on devel
This episode is sponsored by PayTrace. Visa's Commercial Enhanced Data Program (CEDP) goes into effect this month, and there are some key differences from the previous Level 2 and Level 3 interchange program that merchants will need to understand. Jeremy Boogaart and Sam Johnson of PayTrace join us on this episode to
This episode is sponsored by HSO. Attendees at Summit NA 2025 can learn more about the solutions they already use, but the event also offers opportunities to expand their knowledge and perspective on investing in business applications. Our guest on this episode, HSO VP of Managed Services Hilary McLaughlin, works with
On this quick episode we are looking ahead to Community Summit NA 2025 to learn more about how and why to connect with the team at Flywire, the sponsor of this episode. Flywire's Caroline Broms tells us about the team's plans at the event (you can find them at booth 2332), where attendees can learn the latest about Inv
This episode is sponsored by Mekorma. Vendor management is the foundation of payment processing and a critical step in ensuring your business isn’t exposed to unnecessary risk, but for many teams operating in Microsoft Dynamics GP and D365 Business Central, it’s still manual, time-consuming, and error-prone. In th
This episode is sponsored by SignUp Software. The experience of deploying and managing a Dynamics 365 F&SCM solution can look quite different for the customer compared to their Microsoft partner. But as these two counterparts on an ERP project make decisions to move a project forward, they must contend with a series