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What do you want to learn at Microsoft Business Applications Summit 2020?

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Microsoft Business Applications Summit is all about creating greater outcomes for your business. As we evolve our upcoming digital event being held on May 6, 2020, we want to hear which topics would be the most beneficial to you.

If you haven't registered yet, sign up for the digital experience today, at no cost to you. The new event format, tailored to a completely digital experience, offers opportunities to hear from Microsoft executives, learn from experts, and connect with your community.

So tell us what you’re interested in learning about—your requests could be included in our programming!

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  • Community Member Profile Picture Community Member Microsoft Employee
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    I am now planning to study and learn the manufacturing course but so far I cannot find the unit number for this course, I have found some links on YouTube and another link related to (Microsoft document). But that's not enough for me, I think the DLP might contain A manufacturing module , but unfortunately I have not reached it yet
  • Cham Zekebweliwai Profile Picture Cham Zekebweliwai
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    Hi, I have an accounting/ agriculture background and I have zero experience in Dynamics 365. I am strongly considering a career change and joining this community was my first step. I want to become a functional consultant. Will this conference be useful for me as I prepare to take my first certification exams in D365 Core F & O?
  • Daniel Sprague Profile Picture Daniel Sprague
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    When using Power Automate to trigger the refresh of a Power BI dataset... if the dataset refresh fails, how can an alert or notification be emailed? The scope of Power Automate is to start the dataset refresh, it doesn't hang around waiting to see if the refresh succeeded or failed.
  • Daniel Sprague Profile Picture Daniel Sprague
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    I'd like to learn how to import Refresh History of Power Bi Datasets, into Power Query.
  • noorsyyad Profile Picture noorsyyad
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    firstly technical deep dive what i look forward to, gotchas, tips and tricks. roadmap, enhancements and advancements, how the magic of unifying d365 platforms is doing by microsoft, content around d365f&o, sales, customer experience, hr, and i would love to hear on commerce , canvas apps embedding,
  • Sukrut Parab Profile Picture Sukrut Parab 71,633
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    Interested in seeing more technical content about following things - Integrations using CDS with D365 for finance and SCM. Some technical details about dual write framework extensibility.
  • Gupta Kuldeep Profile Picture Gupta Kuldeep 2,060
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    I would love to see what's coming up next with D365 Project Operations. Power Platform and Power Automate and deeper understanding of CDS being consistent across the Dynamics Platform.
  • Adrian Begovich Profile Picture Adrian Begovich 20,414 Super User
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    I am keen to learn more about integrating data to and from the Common Data Service using the Data Integrator Platform and how this service will evolve over time. e.g. What additional sources will be available in the future?
  • gdas Profile Picture gdas 50,083
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    I would like to learn more about power platform solutions compare to legacy dynamics 365, like environment setup , deployment and real life use cases. Also want to learn future of dynamics 365 on-premise.Thanks.
  • Priyesh Profile Picture Priyesh 7,363 User Group Leader
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    Glad I could provide some feedback. Here's what I wish to learn more about - 1. Migration paths of retired/deprecated products. 2. Best Practices for PowerApps and Power Automate 3. Industry prediction/forecaste for the next 2 years in terms of PowerPlatform. And of course, more and more technical deep-dives! Thanks.