Michael Intravartolo
Aug 11, 2021
Updated: Sep 29, 2021
A Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central podcast | Episode 28 A Shot of Business Central and A Beer
Welcome back to episode 28 of A Shot of Business Central and A Beer, presented by Solution Systems, a Gold Microsoft Partner. Today’s episode includes the latest Business Central news with a spotlight on the 18.3 update, 2021 Release Wave 2 overview, Business Central’s Microsoft Teams integration, and a discussion surrounding Microsoft AppSource Issues.
Segments
0:00 Podcast Opening
1:21 Intro and Budweiser Beer Review
15:28 Business Central News
37:35 2021 Release Wave 2 Overview
58:48 Microsoft Teams Integration
1:10:08 AppSource Issues
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Budweiser is owned and produced by Anheuser-Busch
Slogan: King of Beers Since 1876
Most known for in Chicago: Replacing Old Style (2013) as the preferred beer in Wrigley Field for Cubs fans.
Budweiser is also known for: Their Clydesdales horses. These horses made their first-ever appearance on April 7, 1933 as a gift in celebration of the repeal of Prohibition.
Score: 56, which is awful.
Favorite Review by Killgora: Not as bad as bud light, but still bad. Has that moldy bread taste, not as strong. Speaking of strong this beer certainly isn't strong in flavor. I like plain wheat beers, heck even some cheap ones, but this is just so weak it has no right calling itself the self-proclaimed King of Beers. When Europeans and other foreigner’s think of American beers they probably think of this, and I get why they say our beer is weak. They obviously haven't tired a good craft brew, or even at least a Blue Moon or something. Every time I drink ones of these, which only happens when it's offered to me and there are no other options, I remember how bad it is.
Michael's Rating: 72
Ken's Rating: 65
18.3 Business Central Update (July 2021)
Feature Changes
Business Central Database capacity changes (as of July 1, 2021)
Save report dataset to excel from the request page (targeting developers)
On Premise Object Range Update
Effective October 1, 2021 Microsoft will update permissions for object ranges
As part of Microsoft ambitions to enable every customer to run CI/CD pipelines and to develop apps for Business Central, we added the capability to publish objects in the following ranges with all license types:
0 to 49,999
50,000 to 99,999
99,000,000 to 99,999,999
NAV 2017
January 11, 2022 mainstream support will end for Dynamics NAV 2017.+
· Microsoft has achieved the position of a “leader.”
· From the report: "Microsoft leverages a customer feedback model that allows the vendor to continue its customer-first approach through numerous community channels and user studies. Updates throughout the year have centered on improvements to core functionalities and IT compatibility. The simplifying of dimension editing for tasks such as general ledger entries was initiated in response to past difficulties in correcting errors inputted by users. At-home employees were among the most to benefit as the update allowed for rapid re-mediation without the need for IT personnel."
Community Summit North America
Ken will be leading two Business Central sessions this year.
Custom BC Reports in 5 Minutes – Start the Clock!
Let's Assemble - Assembly, Manufacturing, and Jobs.
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