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In the modern business environment, companies are continually embarking on digital transformation. Digital transformation is the integration of digital technology into all areas of a business, fundamentally changing how you operate and deliver value to customers.

Does your company have issues with your documents being available on your mobile phones as well as your home PC’s? Are you paying a large I.T. staff or have an ever-increasing I.T. budget to keep those services running “in-house”?If you have answered any of those questions with a YES, you should consider bringing Microsoft 365 into your company.

Companies and organizations ultimately live and die by the numbers. Revenue, membership, customers, costs, taxation – all of these are critical elements to the success of any company, and all of them require special analysis to maximize returns and reduce costs to the enterprise. The Azure Cloud can fulfill everything for a business.

451 concluded from a study that 90% of all companies are on the cloud. By moving to the cloud, businesses can lower infrastructure costs, improve security, enhance scalability, and best of all, streamline their development process. Azure cloud is currently the trusted cloud provider of many Fortune 500 companies.

Silo mentality is one of the leader issues in the workplace, but we have a something to fix it, and that is to migrate to the Azure Cloud: the move to the Cloud may provide the only path to breaking the log-jam of non-integrated applications and vertical data.

Are you considering a migration to Azure, but don't know if you can trust it and what it has to offer? It has been almost 10 years since Microsoft released their own cloud computing service, Microsoft Azure. More than 120,000 new users joins per month, and 95% of Fortune 500 companies trust Azure for their software deployments (e.g. Dynamics 365)

Today, everyone is expecting to access their data at any time and anywhere, everyone expects real-time and accessibility. Not all Cloud-based ERP softwares are considered "real," since there is an existence of "fake" cloud hosting. Read more to find out if your Cloud ERP software is "real" or "fake"

With a steady 14% increase every year, the part of business owners who are interested in a Cloud ERP Migration jumped to 59%. Consequently, we are seeing a huge drop in the implementation of On-Premise Solutions… losing over 30% in interest since 2009.

Are you thinking of migrating to the Azure Cloud? Our team at TMC can help ensure your migration to be as smooth as possible and can answer any questions regarding your migration to Azure. Contact us or visit our website with your azure hosting question(s).

Microsoft Dynamics Business Central has three levels of user assistance, meaning ways in which the product helps users understand what is going on: Help users get started, Help users get unblocked, and Help users learn more. Read more how the user assistance can help you with Microsoft Dynamics BC.

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Centeral manages monitoring, observability and many more aspects. Poor monitoring on a perfect observable system will miss most of the great insights the system exposes. Read more about Dynamic Business Central can do for your company.

If you're on the Business Central cloud, or are upgrading to Business Central on premises, these Windows desktop apps just light up with virtually no additional development or consulting required! Read more about the tools that allow you to work efficiently.

There’s a handful of useful functions in Business Central to help you manage screen space. Also, your browser has a nice trick up the sleeve, known as “Zoom”. We’ll walk you through how you can better organize the information on screen with Business Central. Read more about optimizing screen space.

Managing Your Business Central Client Environments. Even as we move into a cloud/SaaS model, where partners won’t maintain or control the hardware that Business Central is running on, partners need visibility and control of their customers’ environments.

In the summer of 2018, the US Department of Homeland Security issued a warning via the US Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT), that ERP systems are being increasingly targeted by very dangerous threat actors, included nation states, hacktivists and cyber criminals.