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AgileCadence named one of the UK’s Best Workplaces in Tech™ 2026
We're proud to share that AgileCadence has been named one of the UK's Best Workplaces in Tech™ 2026 by Great Place To Work® UK, in the small and medium-sized businesses category. It's our fourth Great Place To Work listing this year, sitting alongside UK's Best Workplaces™ 2026 (small businesses), Best Workplaces for Development™ 2026 and Best Workplaces for Women™ 2026. This one means something particular, because it measures us against our own industry: the technology sector, where AgileCadence has always chosen to do things a little differently. What the UK's Best Workplaces in Tech™ measures The UK's Best Workplaces in Tech list recognises […]
Native or bolted on? Choosing field service software when your ERP is Microsoft Dynamics 365
If you run Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations, or you're heading there, the field service tool you choose has a hidden second question behind it: how will it talk to your ERP? The specialist tools are good, and sometimes they're the right answer. But a tool built on the same platform as your finance system is a different bet from one bolted on beside it. This is the final piece in our series on field service and the single customer view.The demo is always impressive. The specialist field service tool schedules engineers with a drag and a drop, routes the […]
Why your field service system and your ERP keep disagreeing
More businesses than ever are selling a product and the promise to keep it running: the machine, the lease, the support agreement on top. Most run one system for the engineers in the field and another for the money in the back office, and the two rarely agree about the same customer. This is the first in a short series on where that gap comes from, what it costs, and how to close it. A service coordinator books a job. An engineer drives out, fixes the machine, logs the parts and hours on a handheld. Back in the office, someone […]
Should a move from Azure Data Factory to Fabric be on your roadmap?
There’s a buzz around Microsoft Fabric currently. Migration from Azure Data Factory to Fabric is gaining momentum. But is that because it’s shiny and new or because it’s beneficial to your business? This migration trend isn’t because Azure Data Factory has been discontinued. It hasn’t. Currently, there is no imminent deadline for its demise. So, for some businesses, it remains the right solution. But that may just be for now. Rob Pearce, our Data & Analytics Lead at AgileCadence explains: “Microsoft is putting a lot of energy and emphasis on Fabric. It seems to be the general way the industry’s moving. I think we will see more and more customers moving from Azure Data Factory into Fabric. It definitely feels like the direction of travel.” For many businesses, it’s not a question of ‘if’ but […]
AgileCadence earns two more Microsoft Solutions Partner designations
We're pleased to share some excellent news. AgileCadence has been awarded two Microsoft Solutions Partner designations in Data and AI and Digital and App Innovation. These new accolades join our existing Business Applications designation. Microsoft only awards designations to partners who can prove themselves. That's through certified skills, real customer growth on its platform and a track record of successful delivery. We're delighted that our efforts have been recognised. As Joby Newton, our Director of Commercials and Partnerships explains: "We've been quietly moving forward here at AgileCadence. Microsoft don't always make things easy for the smaller partners, but we now have Data & AI and Digital & App Innovation to go alongside our Business Applications partner designation. I'm really proud of our progress, […]
Dynamics 365 managed services onboarding: what to expect in your first weeks
Moving your Dynamics 365 support is a leap of faith, whether you're coming from our project team or arriving from another provider.