Executing SQL in Business Central SaaS
As you know, it’s not possible to execute SQL in the SaaS version of Business Central. “It’s to preserve the database!” someone will say. “It’s a serious lack!” I say. …
The real performance of Cloud
🚀 2025 A.D. the artificial intelligence outperforms humans, enormous data centers across the world consume more and more energy and provide data processing at the speed of light A few …
BC is slow, call the DBA!
“BC is slow, call the DBA!” I heard this sentence many and many times. So, can the DBA make the difference in Business Central performance issues? In the Cloud: certainly …
Sharing “myBrayns”
Last year was very intensive for me, writing an entire new code base for Microsoft Business Central plus several companion tool for various integrations. This code base was specifically designed …
Real AI: from demand forecasting to automatic orders
Hey Copilot, please predict sales for the next four weeks, net them by inventory and send required purchase orders to the vendors. Thank you! Wow! This is a common wish …
Hey Copilot: please print my label
No, Copilot has nothing to do with this post 😅 but it makes me smile how sometimes simple things becomes hard. Such printing (automatically) a label from a cloud ERP. …
Unaware laggards
Last week was the time for “Directions for Partners”, a yearly conference for Business Central professionals, organized in EMEA and ASIA. There was a lot of attendees like never before! …
Synchronization Pattern
Many times I wrote about “decoupling” and “integration” between Business Central and other systems, now I want to share my approach to data synchronization. Let’s take a third party WMS …
Old but gold Intranet
I started designing Intranets many (and many 😅) years ago and, despite new technological stuffs, these sites are hard to die. An intranet is a computer network for sharing information, …
“Fast Track” Migrations
In the past weeks I’m talking with some colleagues about the “best way” to do a successful migration from NAV to Business Central. Since there is not a “best way” …