Power BI and Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central are two of Microsoft’s most widely deployed business tools — but connecting them correctly is where most integrations go sideways. Wrong connector, unsupported authentication, a missing gateway, or a wrong assumption about SQL access, and the whole thing silently breaks two weeks after launch. This guide walks…
Business Central On-Premises Infrastructure: 10 Best Practices for v28 (2026 Release Wave 1) If you’re deploying Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central on-premises, the decisions you make about infrastructure on day one shape everything that follows. Network topology, service account configuration, authentication, encryption, backup strategy — get these right from the start and the next five…
Before you sign a Business Central contract, one decision shapes everything that follows: where will it run? Microsoft offers Business Central in two officially supported deployment models — online (SaaS) and on-premises — and on-premises itself can be hosted on your own hardware, on your own Azure VMs, or by a partner. Each path changes…
You built your first Business Central extension. You know how to set up the AL project, download symbols, write a codeunit, and press F5 to publish. That is the foundation. But building an extension and building it correctly are two different things. In a production environment, with real client data, on a platform that Microsoft…