From the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management: Two-tier ERP strategy; D365 F&O Azure Storage; Resolve ‘form model parent reference’ error; Demand-driven MRP

In this review of the Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations blogs:

• Considering a two-tier ERP strategy with F&O and Business Central
• How to access D365 F&O Azure Storage when EnableSharingOfValidStorageConnectionString flight is disabled
• How to resolve ‘form model parent reference’ error during an F&SCM upgrade
• Driving efficiency in the electronics industry with demand-driven MRP

Why Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations customers should consider a two-tier ERP strategy with Business Central

Writing on the Solutions Systems blog, Michael Intravartolo noted that as companies grow, expand internationally, and acquire new businesses, managing operations becomes more complicated. He stated that the challenge is to keep things efficient without making ERP systems too complex.

Intravartolo wrote that if your company uses Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations at its main office, you already have a strong ERP system in place. But what about your smaller branches, joint ventures, or regional offices? This is where a two-tier ERP approach, using Dynamics 365 Business Central, can help reduce costs, increase flexibility, and improve efficiency.

In his blog post, Intravartolo why two-tier ERP strategies are trending, how F&O and BC work together, a real world example, and more.

How to access D365 F&O Azure Storage when EnableSharingOfValidStorageConnectionString flight is disabled

On the Docentric blog, Miha Vuk wrote that D365 F&O uses an internal Azure Storage account as the default storage for various standard functionalities, such as attachments, document templates, file downloads, printing via document routing agent, and more.