Expanding Business Central expertise: Aaron Smart’s #BCTalent journey at BC4
Aaron Smart, Business Central Support Analyst at BC4, joined #BCTalent to broaden his knowledge beyond the areas of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central he encountered day to day. He shares how the experience has strengthened his finance and consultancy skills, helped him support a wider range of customer needs, and prepared him to keep developing as the platform evolves.
Supporting the next generation of Business Central professionals: Tom Coutts’ #BCTalent journey
Tom Coutts is one of #BCTalent’s youngest learners, developing his Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central skills while working with a UK Microsoft Partner. In this learner story, he shares his journey from college to MB-800 certification, the support that has accelerated his development, and what his experience can teach partners about nurturing early-career talent.
From Copilot to agents: How AI is changing Business Central architecture
Based on partner interviews conducted at Directions ASIA, this article explores how Business Central partners are responding to AI, from changing customer expectations and delivery risks to the growing need for upskilling, experimentation, and future-ready talent.
Directions ASIA insights: talent, AI, and the future of Business Central
Based on partner interviews conducted at Directions ASIA, this article explores how Business Central partners are responding to AI, from changing customer expectations and delivery risks to the growing need for upskilling, experimentation, and future-ready talent.
From hype to reality: My key takeaways from Directions North America 2026
Directions North America 2026 highlighted a major shift within the Business Central ecosystem as AI moves from experimentation into real-world execution. In this blog, Line Caspersen, SVP Sales, explores how AI adoption, evolving customer expectations, workforce transformation, and changing commercial models are reshaping the future of the Business Central partner channel.
The economics of Business Central delivery: closing the skills gap
Skills gaps in Business Central delivery are no longer just a resourcing issue, they directly impact profitability, delivery speed, and scalability. This article explores where margins are lost and how #BCTalent helps partners build a more resilient, cost-efficient delivery model.
How to build the Business Central skills your practice needs
Business Central is evolving rapidly, driven by AI copilots, rising customer expectations, and increasing delivery complexity, making advanced, data-driven skills a critical differentiator for partners. Those that invest in cross-trained talent with real industry experience, supported by initiatives like #BCTalent, are best positioned to deliver faster, higher-quality outcomes and build lasting competitive advantage.
Top 5 Business Central trends predicted for 2026
Explore the key Business Central trends partners need to prepare for in 2026, including AI adoption, industry-specific solutions, and the rise in Dynamics GP migrations. Learn how deeper cloud integration and widening talent shortages will shape delivery and growth in the year ahead.
How Copilot’s AI is changing Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
As AI redefines the Business Central landscape, partners need more than just technical know-how—they need talent that understands both business and Copilot. Discover how Copilot’s AI is changing Business Central and how #BCTalent helps partners get the skills and people needed to deliver customer implementations.
#BCTalent’s 10 professional skills that power customer success
At #BCTalent, we believe that by instilling a robust set of professional skills from day one, we put our learners in a position to make an immediate, positive impact on your team. Explore the 10 professional skills taught through #BCTalent that help our learners deliver more for your Business Central practice.