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In the past 2 weeks we had with e.g. Nordic Summit, Baltic Summit and Scottish Summit multiple Business Application conferences. Nevertheless the community delivered some great new articles and videos for us, they can help us with our projects. And we have a special guest too, with a great article on when and how often an AI checks your online content.

D365 Customer Insights

State of Customer Insights - Journeys in September 2026

Japanese (but choose your language): Review of where CI-J currently stands and where Microsoft is taking it. The main theme is the move from manually optimizing campaigns toward AI-supported marketing

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Edit Live Segments (Teaser)

Edit Live Segments are in Preview! Check your versions and feature switches and if you environment allowed the newest features.

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D365 Contact Center

Dynamics 365 Contact Center Adds AI-Assisted Time-Off and Shift Swap Requests

New WEM functionality can evaluate staff requests against leave balance, staffing thresholds, seniority, skills, schedule conflicts and other configurable rules. Importantly, supervisors keep oversight and the AI provides reasoning for decisions.

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Stop Guessing What Your IVR Collected

Built a model-driven app that shows the actual context variables captured from an IVR/workstream. It makes issues such as NL vs nl, missing values and timing/race conditions much easier to diagnose.

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Pauline's pick of the week

Real-Time translation in D365 Contact Center

First Video we mention: Check out how Dian doing a real time translation in Contact Center.

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Dynamics 365

Creating An AI Traffic Content Exploration In Google Analytics 4

We just can't have a newsletter without Megan. And independent of our marketing automation tool, we want to know which AI checked our content & forms. This is as relevant as ever with or without CI-J.

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Microsoft Blogs

Björn's pick of the week

Work IQ: Business and workplace intelligence in the flow of work

Instead of agents only understanding individual CRM records, they can reason across sales, service, emails, meetings and business processes, use reusable business skills, and take governed actions directly in the underlying systems.

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