Using spatial annotations is as straightforward as joining a Teams meeting or making a call. With the front-facing camera, users share their view with remote participants for real-time collaboration while in the flow of work. Technicians in the field can place 3D arrow and ink annotations by tapping on their video to discuss with remote peers.
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Microsoft is doing some housekeeping in Business Central and will introduce significant changes with the 2025 release Wave 1. We will permanently delete all tables, table extensions, and table fields that have remained in the “Obsolete::Removed” state for more than one major release. This sweeping clean-up will affect the Base Application and all other first-party apps. Over 150 tables have been removed to optimize and clean up the application code.
Moving forward, Microsoft will adopt a clean-up cycle every fifth release, ensuring a smooth transition. This blog describes what you need to know about these changes and how to prepare your applications.
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AI-powered customer profiling enables a shift from reactive decision making by sales teams to proactive customer engagement.
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This feature uses Application Insights to provide detailed analytics and reporting capabilities. Within Application Insights, you can create queries to drill down to data most relevant for your organization. Based on those queries, create dashboards with visualizations tailored to your specific needs.
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We’ve published the 2025 release wave 1 plans for Microsoft Dynamics 365, Microsoft Power Platform, and role-based Copilot offerings. These plans are a compilation of the new capabilities planned to be released between April 2025 and September 2025.
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On April 1, 2026, we will be deprecating the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Unified Service Desk (USD) with CRM Online application with an end of support date of June 30, 2028. We are encouraging customers to use this extended deprecation period to transition to the Customer Service workspace application. Customer Service workspace is our flagship application for
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This year at NRF, we will showcase the latest AI and agent innovations in Dynamics 365 AI-powered ERP and Service solution.
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