Understand. Build. Extend.
Notes on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, data, and AI-assisted analysis — written from inside real implementations, not from a vendor slide deck.
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004Migrating Inventory with Lot TrackingImporting opening inventory with lot numbers into Business Central. Which tables a configuration package really needs, and why table 336 sends you the wrong way.06 Aug 2026003Is Euler really the greatest?A network analysis of 96 great mathematicians reveals that Euler, despite his reputation, isn't the most central figure — and the reason why says something about how we assign credit in general.19 Jul 2026002BC — the CONFIGPACK Configuration PackageHow to move a config package between BC environments without dragging the data along.07 Jul 2026001The QRT DoctrineThree pillars, learned over 25 years of ERP implementations: Communication, Standardisation, Integration.01 Jul 2026The QRT doctrine
Twenty-five years in ERP teaches you that every implementation stands on the same three pillars: Communication to understand what's actually needed, Standardisation to build on proven ground, and Integration to extend value beyond the ERP itself. AI tooling hasn't changed that doctrine — it's changed how far Integration can reach.