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As we gather with loved ones to celebrate Thanksgiving, we want to take a moment to say thank you. To our clients: Your trust inspires us every day to deliver the best solutions, tailored to your unique needs. We’re honored to be part of your journey, driving success together. To our team: Your dedication, innovation, and heart are what make Caf2Code truly exceptional. You embody excellence and bring our mission to life. To our followers and supporters: Your engagement and encouragement fuel us to keep growing and striving for even greater impact. We are deeply grateful for the partnerships, collaboration, and moments of success we’ve shared this year. From all of us at Caf2Code, we wish you a warm and joyful Thanksgiving filled with love, connection, and gratitude. Here’s to a season of thankfulness and a future filled with possibilities! #Thanksgiving #MicrosoftPartner #Dynamics365 #Caf2Code

Overwhelmed by Copilot and AI? It's all you hear about, but you don't even know where to start? You are not alone. I promise, most people I've talked to feel the exact same way. First, it's important to remember that AI isn't here to replace you—it’s here to amplify what you already do well. Here are 4 practical ways to make Copilot work for you today: ? Start small with one task at a time You don’t have to master it all at once. Begin with a single use case, like drafting emails or creating a quick report. Build confidence as you go. ? Think of it as your assistant Copilot doesn’t know your business like you do. Use it to handle the busy work—summarizing data, brainstorming ideas, or creating templates—then refine the results with your personal experience. ? Create specific prompts The magic of Copilot is in how you ask. Be specific. Instead of saying, “Help me with sales data,” try, “Create a summary of sales trends for Q3 and suggest top opportunities based on performance.” ? Learn as you go You don’t need to know everything upfront. Experiment with features like data analysis or content generation. The more you use it, the better you’ll understand how it fits into your work. Pro Tip: It’s not about being an expert Copilot user; it’s about being practical. Have fun with it, experimenting as much as you can and you'll find the best use cases for your work. What’s one task you’d love Copilot to take off your plate? ?? If this helped simplify Copilot for you, share it! PS Follow Caf2Code LLC for more insights and tips from our team. #MicrosoftPartner #Dynamics365 #Caf2Code #Copilot #Ignite2024 #MicrosoftIgnite #AI

?? New Content Alert on #D365withBrittany?? Check out my latest blog post - a thrilling mystery ?? - detailing what happens when vouchers are not created for a transaction and stuck in the "Documents Pending Accounting" form. Check it out!!! The mystery has been solved, and order has been restored to the chaotic world of accounting! #D365FO #Community Caf2Code LLC https://lnkd.in/gwhwEmCw

At my first *official* large Microsoft event #MicrosoftIgnite! Excited to learn the latest in tech from the GOAT. (If you are attending and want to meet up, reach out to me on here) #Caf2Code #MicrosoftPartner #Dynamics365 #Ignite2024 #MSFTIgnite Caf2Code LLC

Want to know why your implementation isn’t delivering results? It’s not the system. It’s your users. Let me explain: You don’t need more features. You need engaged users who actually use the system. Here’s the hard truth: Even the most sophisticated D365 build will fail if your team isn’t onboard. Those custom fields no one asked for? The workflows that only make sense to IT? The endless dashboards nobody opens? They’re all barriers, turning your system into a burden instead of a solution. This is User Adoption Blindness, and it’s killing your implementation. We've seen it happen too often. Organizations pour resources into building the “perfect” system but skip the most critical step: making sure their people know how—and want—to use it. Focus on User Adoption 1. Involve users early: Get feedback from end-users during design to align the system with their actual workflows. 2. Simplify the experience: Only include features your team will use and understand—less is more. 3. Train effectively: Deliver role-specific training, not one-size-fits-all sessions. 4. Celebrate wins: Highlight how the system solves real problems for your team. 5. Iterate based on feedback: Regularly improve the system based on how people are using it (or not). It’s not about how powerful your system is. It’s about how well your team uses it to drive results. Engaged users. Real adoption. That’s the secret to system success. How do YOU engage users? PS Follow Caf2Code LLC for more insights and tips from our team. #MicrosoftPartner #Dynamics365 #Caf2Code #ERP #CRM #Implementations

A boutique partner is NOT just another vendor. It's your business’s best ally. Most large consulting firms have the personalization of a vending machine. Because true solutions require understanding. They require a human approach to solving your specific challenges. You need to know: What your business needs Why those needs are unique AND how a tailored solution can create real value ONLY then can you build something meaningful and effective—not just another cookie-cutter implementation. Most big firms never stop to think about this. They think scale, templates, and flashy dashboards will save the day. They won’t. Sooner or later, you’ll realize: A boutique partner isn’t just a consultant. It’s a collaborator who actually gets your business. P.S. Yes, we still deliver on time and within budget ?? P.P.S. Follow Caf2Code LLC to learn more from our team. #Caf2Code #Dynamics365 #MicrosoftPartner

Dynamics 365 Licensing 101 - Finance Edition - by Caf2Code LLC - https://bit.ly/3ClojUR

7 reasons to say "no" in ERP implementations: (and how it builds trust) The best leaders understand the importance and impact of a thoughtful “no”. While flexibility is important, saying “yes” to everything risks credibility. 1. Scope Creep: ? "We should add everything they ask for to keep them happy.” ? Protect the agreed scope. A strategic "no" preserves timeline and budget. 2. Unrealistic Timelines: ? "Let’s promise a quick delivery to impress." ? Be honest about time requirements to keep your integrity intact. 3. Unproven Integrations: ? "Let’s try out every tool that comes along." ? Choose tested integrations that align with project goals. 4. Shifting Requirements: ? "Let’s change course every time we get new ideas or input." ? Limit scope changes to essentials. Consistency ensures quality. 5. Stretching Your Team Too Thin: ? "They can handle 100 hours per week to meet expectations." ? Set sustainable expectations and protect your teams from overload. 6. Endless Customizations: ? "Let's add just three more customizations” ? Prioritize essential customizations. Keeping core functions clean and streamlined enhances scalability and future upgrades. 7. Going Live Before Testing: ? "We need to meet the go-live date, testing can wait." ? Prioritize quality over speed. Thorough testing ensures a smoother rollout. Each "no" in ERP implementation isn't about limitation—it’s about focus, integrity, and delivering on commitments. How do you determine when to say "no"? (thanks for reposting??) PS Follow Caf2Code LLC for more insights and tips from our team #Dynamics365 #ERPImplementations #CRMImplementations #MicrosoftPartner #Caf2Code

How did Caf2Code LLC help Perry Homes build smarter business processes with the help of Microsoft Dynamics 365?? Read the full article to find out:?https://lnkd.in/enb75_wb #D365 #Data #SupplyChain?

This Veterans Day, we at Caf2Code pause to express our profound gratitude to all those who have served and continue to serve our country. Your dedication, bravery, and sacrifice ensure the freedoms we hold dear, and for that, we are deeply thankful. We honor you today and always. #VeteransDay #Caf2Code