Session Abstract

One of the most requested features by customers is to enable asynchronous processing of dual-write maps. Learn why and how to set up this new possibility that will allow setting up asynchronous integration jobs for dual-write maps, opening up an eventual consistency model, and improving performance and reliability for scenarios that don't require synchronous integration. This way we can have the best of both worlds, data syncing OOTB and performance gains from the asynchronous integration.

Laze Janev

I'm a Dynamics 365 Solution Architect with over 15 years of experience in relevant Microsoft technologies. I have designed, developed, and supported numerous Dynamics 365 implementations globally. My work includes defining standards, guiding distributed teams, integrating ERP solutions, and implementing Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations projects. I love Power Platform, especially Power BI. I have worked extensively in its next evolution as Microsoft Fabric combined with Copilot to bring real value to the business. That is something that I keep on doing with Power Automate with approvals and integrations eliminating 3rd party middleware. As an MCT I have helped Microsoft to develop and deliver training worldwide for Microsoft to its staff and the partner channel. As a Dynamics 365 Solution Architect, I’m like a Swiss Army knife for business processes. I slice through inefficiencies, debug tangled workflows, and occasionally open a bottle of celebratory virtual champagne. 🍾🔧💼