Dynamics 365 FSCM 2026 Wave 1
What Businesses Should Think About Before Moving from Legacy Software: FSCM 2026 Wave 1 Release
See how Wave 1 2026 shapes AI readiness, platform strategy, and operational performance across finance and supply chain.
Speaker: Shantanu Patel
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WHY ATTEND
D365 FSCM 2026 Wave 1
Helps You Make Better ERP Decisions Before You Move
Wave 1 2026 is not just about new features. It highlights where Dynamics 365 FSCM is heading across automation, planning, and AI. This session focuses on the real challenges organisations face before moving from legacy systems – and how to approach them with clarity, control, and long-term thinking.
FINANCE LEADERS
- Close cycles are delayed due to manual reconciliation and fragmented data.
- AI adoption feels risky without clear governance and audit visibility.
- Multi-entity operations lack standardisation and scalability.
SUPPLY CHAIN & OPERATIONS
- Planning decisions lack visibility across demand, supply, and execution.
- Procurement and supplier collaboration are reactive, not data-driven.
- Warehouse and quality processes rely heavily on manual coordination.
IT & TRANSFORMATION TEAMS
- Legacy systems create integration complexity and data silos.
- Governance, security, and data readiness are unclear before scaling AI.
- ERP upgrades risk becoming technical migrations without business impact.
What You Will Walk Away With
Actionable Improvements Across Finance and Supply Chain
Faster Financial Close with Less Manual Work
Streamline reconciliations and reduce dependency on manual matching across accounts.
Safer and Structured AI Adoption
Validate automation in controlled environments before rolling out into live operations.
Smarter Planning with Contextual Insights
Use AI-driven analysis to identify trends, shifts, and risks in demand and supply.
Stronger Data and Platform Foundations
Align data, integrations, and governance to support scalable analytics and AI usage.
More Proactive Supplier and Procurement Decisions
Improve visibility into supplier performance and respond quicker to operational changes.
Controlled Rollout of New Capabilities
Introduce changes in phases to minimise disruption and ensure stable adoption.
Free to attend · Recording available · 07 May 2026
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Designed for Finance, Supply Chain, and Operations Leaders
Whether you are managing financial close, planning operations, procurement workflows, or enterprise data strategy – this session focuses on the Wave 1 2026 updates that directly impact how your teams operate and scale.
Finance Leaders, Controllers & Shared Services Teams
Who want faster close cycles, reduced reconciliation effort, and stronger control over financial data and compliance.
Supply Chain, Procurement & Planning Leaders
Who want better demand visibility, improved supplier coordination, and more reliable planning decisions.
Operations, Warehouse & Manufacturing Teams
Who manage execution, resource allocation, and day-to-day operational efficiency across complex environments.
IT & Digital Transformation Teams
Who are responsible for ERP governance, integrations, data readiness, and enabling scalable AI adoption across the organisation.
Meet the Speaker
Senior Manager, D365 Finance and Operations Functional
Shantanu works with organisations to design scalable finance and supply chain operating models on Dynamics 365. His focus is on enabling structured adoption, improving governance, and ensuring ERP transformations deliver long-term platform value.
He brings deep experience in helping businesses move from legacy systems to D365 FSCM with a clear roadmap across data, automation, and operational efficiency, while maintaining control over risk and compliance.
D365 Finance & Operations Specialist
ERP Transformation Advisor
LIMITED SEATS ONLY
A Focused Session on Making the Right D365 FSCM Decisions
Ideal For
Finance leaders, controllers, and shared services teams
Supply chain, procurement, and planning professionals
Operations, warehouse, and manufacturing teams
IT and digital teams managing ERP strategy and governance
Organisations transitioning from legacy systems or improving existing FSCM setups