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Ease your project and resource planning with an interactive Gantt planning boardYou are a project and resource planner using Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and miss a project and a resource Gantt chart to effectively plan and schedule? Especially the Jobs module “buries” data in a deep hierarchy of tables: jobs, job tasks, job planning lines and resource allocations. Maybe you have already wished for gaining more transparency and seeing all the project- and resource-related data at one glance, thus finally fully understanding your schedule? Our app, the Visual Jobs Scheduler, enables an effective project planning and is essential for all planners working with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. It fully integrates with Dynamics 365 Business Central and directly accesses the data of Jobs and Resources. While Dynamics 365 Business Central puts the information of your projects into different tables, the Visual Jobs Scheduler (VJS) bundles all information of these tables into one plan. Actually, it provides you with a project Gantt chart and a resource Gantt chart – both with full drag & drop capabilities. With the VJS, you quickly understand dependencies, conflicts in your schedule and any unwanted issue. What you get from the Visual Jobs Scheduler A clear-cut, interactive project and resource scheduler in form of a Gantt chart Easy and intuitive drag & drop scheduling of jobs, job tasks, job planning lines, and resources. Real-time visualization of resource utilization and impending overloads Get the VJS now and turn your jobs and resources data into actionable project plan and resource plan Gantt charts.Supported EditionsThis app supports the Essential and Premium editions of Dynamics 365 Business CentralSupported CountriesAll countries where Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is availableSupported LanguagesThe app is available in English (United States) and German (Germany)
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Image: Shutterstock/TravelpixsCortana may have stopped offering consumer services, but that doesn’t mean that Microsoft’s virtual assistant is pushing up the virtual daisies in some corner of the metaverse. Instead, she’s got a new job, offering a natural language interface into Microsoft 365 services.One of those services is ideal for the new world of hybrid work, where we spend much of our time trying to schedule both physical and online meetings. With meetings needing to be coordinated across internal and external calendars, setting up the average meeting now takes anything up to 30 minutes. Each meeting you’re trying to organize adds up to quite a bite out of the workday, a hefty distraction that takes you out of your workflow. What is Microsoft 365’s Scheduler service?That’s why Microsoft’s Scheduler service builds on natural language AI tools and the Microsoft Graph to help you find the right time for your meetings. It’s intended to coordinate calendars using intent-based models, like those used in Azure’s Cognitive Service’s LUIS, to extract the requirements from a request. The system is designed to learn from your interactions, so initial interactions may include having to clarify what you mean by phrases like “a big meeting room.”One difference between the Cortana-powered Scheduler and the original voice-powered virtual assistant from Windows Phone is that this is an email-powered service. Requests are sent to a mailbox, which uses Cortana as an interface to the Scheduler workflow service. Natural user interfaces don’t need to be voice or gestures; they can be a casual email that asks, “Please set up a marketing team meeting on Friday.”SEE: Microsoft 365: A cheat sheet (free PDF) (TechRepublic)If you were doing that yourself, you’d be checking everyone’s availability in Outlook, only to discover that not everyone blocks out time the same way. Instead, Scheduler will handle it all for you, checking calendars, sending messages to negotiate times, and then finally creating the calendar invites for you. All you need to do is turn up to the meeting.One advantage of a tool like this is that it can automate the process of choosing times that suit attendees from outside your company. Scheduler can first find a block of times that work for your internal attendees, as it has access to free/busy data through the Microsoft Graph. That can then be used to suggest possible times to external invitees, negotiating a set of times that can be proposed to everyone on the initial invitation. Your internal team isn’t distracted by those emails — they’re all processed by Scheduler, and all they see is the final calendar invite appearing in their inboxes.How to set up Microsoft 365’s Scheduler serviceScheduler needs an Exchange Online-enabled Microsoft 365 account to work, with a wide selection of different plans supported. A subscription comes in at $10 per user, per month, with a free trial to help you get started. Only meeting creators need a license; attendees don’t need one for their replies. That can help you budget for the number of licenses you
