Foundations
Platform overview
9 guides on platform overview in Foundations: Dynamics 365 and the Power Platform, Dynamics 365 edition comparison, Dynamics 365 renewal strategy, and more.
9 guides · Last updated 2026-08-30
- Dynamics 365 and the Power PlatformHow the Power Platform extends, automates, analyses, and surfaces AI on top of every Dynamics 365 app.Updated 2026-08-30
- Dynamics 365 edition comparisonHow to compare Dynamics 365 editions across products — Essential / Premium tiers, Business Central tiers, F&O tiers, and the decision frameworks per scenario.Updated 2026-05-01
- Dynamics 365 renewal strategyHow to manage Dynamics 365 contract renewals — preparation, negotiation, true-up, rightsizing, and the patterns that get value from renewal moments.Updated 2026-05-01
- Dynamics 365 roadmap considerationsHow to plan multi-year roadmaps for Dynamics 365 — release waves, deprecation timelines, AI integration.Updated 2026-05-01
- Dynamics 365 ROI measurementHow to measure return on investment for Dynamics 365 — defining benefits, baselines, attribution, and the patterns that produce defensible ROI calculations.Updated 2026-05-01
- Dynamics 365 TCO modellingHow to model total cost of ownership for Dynamics 365 — license, implementation, operations, evolution, and the 5-year picture.Updated 2026-05-01
- How Dynamics 365 apps connectThe shared platform that ties Dynamics 365 together — which connections are tight, which are loose.Updated 2026-08-30
- The Dynamics 365 product familyA guided tour of every app in Dynamics 365 — ERP, CRM, marketing, retail, HR — what each one actually does.Updated 2026-08-30
- What is Dynamics 365?A clear overview of Microsoft Dynamics 365 — what it is, who it's for, how the apps fit together, and what a real implementation looks like.Updated 2026-08-25