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MSDYN365BC - The “Ready to Go” Online Learning Catalog

Hi Readers,

Microsoft has published "Ready To Go" Online Learning Catalog. I haven't gone through in detail but I am sure that content prepared my Microsoft should help in our work/business.

The Learning content is grouped based on Roles that you fill in your organization -
  • Developers
  • Consultant
  • Pre-Sales
  • Sales
  • Marketers
  • Business Decision Makers


This “Ready to Go” learning catalog provides Dynamics 365 Business Central partners a single point of access to training resources. It contains readiness information for multiple roles inside organizations which resell Dynamics 365 Business Central and for those who develop apps for Microsoft AppSource. The information in this document is being updated on a weekly basis.

1. Materials for Developers, architects, and engineers 

2. Materials for application consultants

3. Materials for Pre-sales Roles

4. Materials for sales roles

5. Materials for Marketers

6. Materials for business decision makers

I Started Learning the "Materials for Developers, architects, and engineers" and increase my knowledge of Business Central.

Hope you find it useful.

Regards,
Saurav Dhyani
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Location: Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India

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