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In today's daily brief (brought to you by Mscrm-addons.com): Microsoft released the tooling for the PowerApps control framework (or did they?) https://twitter.com/PowerApps/status/1110689500521484289?s=20 Two weeks left to submit proposals to speak a the CRMUG Summit 2019 in Orlando. https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/UGSummitNA2019 Update 2.4 for Dynamics 365 On Premise is released. https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/crminthefield/2019/03/26/overview-microsoft-dynamics-365-on-premises-update-2-4/ Recently added connectors for the Power Platform https://emea.flow.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/ Got any feedback or suggestions for future episodes? Send it to voice@crm.audio. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

On today’s show we will be talking to Tabetha Sheaver, who is the founder of Plus Delta 314, which specializes in the execution of well-designed internal communication strategies that drive organizational change and increase user adoption on technology initiatives.  During this episode you’ll hear: Tabetha shares her entrepreneurial journey The differences being a woman creates in the entrepreneurial world Risks she has taken in her entrepreneurial pursuit The one question she asks herself everyday What she would tell her younger self about the pursuit of an entrepreneurial path Common pitfalls for startups and entrepreneurs Qualities or personality traits that are important in being an entrepreneur and how to know if you have them She shares about change management and user adoption The keys to her success Opinions expressed on this program do not necessarily reflect those of LionsGate Advisors. The topics discussed, and opinions given are not intended to address the specific needs of any listener. LionsGate Advisors does not offer legal or tax advice, listeners are encouraged to discuss their financial needs with the appropriate professional regarding your individual circumstance. RESOURCES:  Tabetha is the founder of Plus Delta 314, which specializes in the execution of well-designed internal communication strategies that drive organizational change and increase user adoption on technology initiatives.  After years of consulting and coaching individuals and companies on how to implement technology systems, her passion for understanding the “why” lead her to a deep study of psychology and alternative methods of driving change, such as neurolinguistics programming. Combining “self-help” change theories with real world business challenges, she has helped hundreds of users feel empowered in their business and personal lives. Tabetha holds a Project Management Professional certification and is a member C12, as well as a leader of the local CRM user group community in St. Louis, Missouri. She is a much sought-after workshop leader, drawing on her personal experience from working directly on hundreds of technology change initiatives. She has delivered practical yet innovative tips on how to motivate and identify barriers to change and dovetails project management with organizational change management for a holistic approach to the people side of technology. Having experienced many of the pitfalls that most technology project teams experience, she is able to proactively communicate what to expect to assist people in mitigating risk and prepare their people for the change. Tabetha also frequently speaks at corporate events and at leading industry conferences such as CRMUG Summit.

Episode 37 caused quite a stir because I publicly announced my refusal to ever use Managed Solutions for any purpose other than to deliver IP or Solutions created by an Independent Software Vendor (ISV). CRM MVP Jonas Rapp "closed this case" by publishing an article attempting to put this issue to rest where he basically claimed that you are either using Managed Solutions, or you are doing it wrong. So, I started wondering: Am I the one who has been wrong this whole time? Have I been against this "Best Practice" for so many years due to my lack of understanding regarding how these solutions work? Should I apologize to all the listeners for suggesting they use Unmanaged Solutions instead? Well, there was only one way to find out. I took advantage of the fact that I was attending the CRMUG Summit in Phoenix, AZ and pulled 4 other seasoned Microsoft Dynamics 365 Professionals (2 developers and 2 implementers) to see if we could end this debate once and for all. At the very least we should be able to end this debate with a 3-2 vote, right? Was Team Managed Solutions led by Microsoft, Jonas Rapp, and other experts right this whole time? Or, will I be able to find anyone else who would join my Unmanaged Solutions Rebel Squad? Tune in to listen how we end this debate once and for all. Guests: Seth Bacon Neil Benson Nick Doelman Aiden Kaskela Also Read: Great article regarding Managed vs. Unamanged Solutions by CRM MVP Nadeeja Bomiriya:  https://community.dynamics.com/365/b/dynamics365apps/archive/2018/10/15/managed-or-unmanaged-how-to-decide-which-one-to-choose  

This episode is brought to you by CRMUG.com. Remember--one more week to submit your proposals for CRMUG Summit 2018. CRM Audio Quick Takes are a series of short episodes with tips and recommendations for Dynamics 365 success. Today we cover contact data quality--what are the common sources of bad contact data, and what can you do about them? Also, how can the Outlook App help you keep your data clean? This episode is a production of Dynamic Podcasts LLC. Subscribe to the  CRM Audio network of podcasts on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

This is a short recap of the "Best Practices when Setting up Security" session I led during the 2017 CRMUG Summit in Nashville, TN. Best practices covered: Keep it simple Create your own roles Use a Layered approach Allow them to Deactivate Show the users what matters Use only one Business Unit User Ownership over Team Ownership Be open Renamed unused security roles Protect your data Download slides for this session here: https://goo.gl/VD2rso Follow us on Twitter @CRMMVPPodcast and @Elev8Solutions

On this episode, CRM Superstar Ulrik Carlsson (a.k.a. CRM Chart Guy) stops by our studio to discuss Business Intelligence. But before we start our conversation, I share some news about the Podcast and the CRMUG Summit. If you want to skip the news and just listen to the discussion regarding Business Intelligence, you can fast forward to the 25 minute mark. We discuss: - What Business Intelligence really is vs. what some people think it is - The 4 important steps to follow when implementing Business Intelligence solutions - Available Business Intelligence Solutions - Top 3 rules to deploy and adopt BI Solutions Follow Ulrik on Twitter @CRMChartGuy and add his blog to your favorites: https://crmchartguy.wordpress.com/