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With the increasing prevalence of cyber threats, businesses are finding themselves under constant siege from malicious actors looking to exploit vulnerabilities for financial gain or data breaches. While conventional firewalls and antivirus solutions have been the bedrock of cybersecurity for years, they are no longer sufficient to protect modern businesses effectively.

In today's interconnected digital landscape, Managed Service Providers (MSPs) play a crucial role in supporting businesses by managing their IT infrastructure and ensuring the seamless operation of critical systems. As businesses increasingly rely on MSPs for their technical expertise and support, the need for robust security measures becomes paramount.

Microsoft Fabric streamlines your data experience through a comprehensive SaaS solution that simplifies data management and analytics for enterprises. It is quite common to store your data in different locations across various technologies. This can make reporting and analysis a headache due to differences between data formatting, security, governance, licensing, and monitoring across all of your various systems.

What is Azure B2C?
If you're not already familiar with Azure B2C, it is a business-to-customer identity service for secure user management. It offers both pre-built and custom user login and password reset experiences, including the option to authenticate with preferred social and enterprise identities such as Google, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft Account, etc.

Beringer is releasing the following enhancements to their DataSyncCloud service.
DataSyncCloud Release Notes
 
Power Platform Activity and Attachment Archiving Integration

Optimized archive threshold

Microsoft Dynamics Business Central Integration

Added support for Avalara Tax Integration
Fixed expense payload errors
Added Product Types data to integration
Excluded local currency
Enhanced authentication to improve API performance
Enhanced Business Central package deployment pipeline
Enforced mapping of Categories, Sub Categories, Product Types and Manufactures before syncing Items
Enhanced Procurement sync to allow for partial item receipt

DataSyncCloud Support

Added tools for automated Service Bus Monitoring

DataSyncCloud Release Dates

QA release on 3/22/24
Production release on 3/29/24

 
What is DataSyncCloud?

DataSyncCloud is a fully automated and managed integration service built in the Microsoft Azure cloud.

Microsoft Copilot is here, and it promises to make our lives more efficient by handling our mundane tasks.  It does a lot of cool things like generating eMail responses and generates images. One of my favorite Copilot capabilities is that it can easily summarize and serve my corporate data, like eMail, databases and shared documents.

Until recently, Power Platform model-driven app developers were at the mercy of third-party tools, such as the popular Ribbon Workbench, to modify the command bar.  Microsoft has since provided developers with the ability to make certain changes to the command bar as part of the Power Apps base functionality.

It's that time again...Microsoft released the Dynamics 365 2024 Release Wave 1 Plan and there are so many updates, it's a lot to process. Let's dive in!

Spoiler alert! - the Production deployment for Microsoft Dynamics 365 2024 release wave 1 updates begins on 4/1/24 and continues through September 2024.

Highlights of this release wave include:
Dynamics 365 Sales
Sales folks, rejoice! Dynamics 365 Sales, the king of sales apps, just got even better.

Microsoft is back with another "wave" of updates - the first wave for 2024 - Microsoft Power Platform 2024 release wave 1. There are so many interesting updates coming down the pipeline, and not a lot of time to read up on them before they drop. Here's  a summary of what's to come.