As a manufacturer, you rely on multiple sources of information and insights to help you grow your business. Although we use mostly digital references, let’s not forget sources, including paper books.
To this point, I thought it would be a good idea to put together a top list of books on Microsoft Dynamics for manufactures. Each covers different areas and ways to get you to grow and manage your processes. Let me know your thoughts on these books and what you like most about them.
5 Microsoft Dynamics Books for Manufacturing Professionals
Some think in terms of data. Others think of the same data, but require a visual representation of the information. For those who require visual confirmation of manufacturing business operations and processes, Microsoft Dynamics Workflow incorporates flowcharting into it’s features.
[Full Disclosure: Part of To-Increase’s business is based on the sale of Microsoft Dynamics software, of which one of its most useful features is audit trail capability. This post explains what an audit trail is and how this Microsoft product can streamline manufacturing practices.]
Recently, we’ve shared quite a bit of content pointing to 
Retail stakeholders rely on software for supply chain visibility – whether it’s the warehouse manager searching for the right product to pick or the customer searching for the right product to purchase.
Having just recently returned from Microsoft Dynamics Convergence, I was thrilled to read this write up by Josh Greenbaum of 
Headlines broke this week when it was announced that Lawson Software, provider of business application and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software, has agreed to be acquired by GGC Software Holdings (an affiliate of Golden Gate Capital and Infor.)
