Dynamics 365 FSCM 2026 Wave 1: What Businesses Should Think About Before Moving from Legacy Software
Many organisations using Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Supply Chain Management still struggle with disconnected planning processes, manual financial operations, limited supply chain visibility, and inefficient warehouse coordination. This often leads to delays, reduced operational agility, forecasting challenges, and increased manual effort across finance and operations.
With the 2026 Release Wave 1, Microsoft introduces enhanced AI capabilities, Agentic ERP experiences, intelligent automation, and advanced analytics across finance, supply chain, warehouse management, planning, and procurement – helping organisations improve efficiency, make faster decisions, and optimise business performance.
Watch this 50-minute webinar recording to see how Mercurius IT explains these updates in a practical way and helps organisations understand how to turn the latest Dynamics 365 FSCM capabilities into measurable business outcomes.
Key Takeaways
- The common challenges organisations face with manual finance, planning, and supply chain processes
- How Dynamics 365 FSCM 2026 Wave 1 uses AI, automation, and Agentic ERP capabilities to improve productivity
- What MCP-powered analytics, intelligent planning, and ERP automation look like in practice
- Key updates across Finance, Supply Chain Management, warehouse operations, and procurement
- How automation can improve inventory visibility, supplier collaboration, and financial operations
- How intelligent analytics and AI-driven insights support faster decision-making
- What a practical ERP adoption and optimisation roadmap looks like
Speaker Spotlight
Shantanu Patel
Senior Manager, D365 Finance and Operations Functional
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