Microsoft Copilot for Business is one of the most discussed—and most misunderstood—technology investments St. Louis companies are considering right now. Some businesses have already rolled it out. Others are waiting to understand what they're actually buying. This article explains what Microsoft Copilot is, how it works inside your existing Microsoft 365 environment, and what questions to ask before deciding whether your St. Louis company needs it. See how Turnkey Technologie

Microsoft stopped selling new Dynamics GP licenses in 2025 and has set an end-of-support timeline that most St. Louis GP users are watching closely. But the right time to upgrade isn't determined by Microsoft's calendar—it's determined by what's happening in your business. Here's how to read the signals that tell you the upgrade from Dynamics GP to Business Central is overdue. The Official GP Timeline and What It Actually Means Microsoft will support Dynamics GP through at le

By: John Ellis, Supply Chain Management and Production Consultant Conducting Material Requirement Planning (MRP) in any environment is challenging. Meeting the demand of customers, while maintaining accurate inventory, makes planning in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central an important practice to master. Fortunately, this article documents scenarios found in the real world and how their challenges were overcome. "Textbook" concepts will appear, throughout this article. Bu

The best way to evaluate Microsoft Copilot isn't to read product pages—it's to look at what businesses are actually doing with it today. St. Louis companies using Microsoft Copilot across industries are finding the same high-value use cases rising to the top. Here are five ways businesses are using Copilot right now, with specific examples of what it looks like in practice. 1. Eliminating Meeting Recaps A St. Louis professional services firm started using Copilot in Teams to