Microsoft Dynamics Partner Roundup: Labor management; AX upgrade; New hires

In this week's Microsoft Dynamics Partner News Roundup:

• enVista announces the integration of its labor management software solution, enCompass Labor Management Application, with Microsoft Dynamics 365
• Hammatsu Corporation adopts Columbus for its Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management upgrade
• Jeff Hoffman joins ClickDimensions as chief financial officer
• Malcolm McAuley joins C5 Insight as Dynamics and Power Platform Senior Solution Architect

enVista announces the integration of its labor management software solution, enCompass Labor Management Application, with Dynamics 365

enVista, a software, consulting, and managed services provider, has announced that its enCompass Labor Management System (LMS), now integrates with Dynamics 365.

enCompass LMS with D365 provides planning, forecasting, monitoring, and labor cost controls in a distribution or manufacturing environment.

"Combining enCompass with D365 is game changing for supply chain operations," said Tom Stretar, enVista’s vice president, technology. After a year when labor and operations were most severely impacted by the global pandemic, leaders are in dire need of an application that will allow them to establish metrics and standards against which to measure performance, as well as consistently follow up to account for operational variances.”

Hamamatsu Corporation upgrades to Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management 

Photonics device maker Hamamatsu Corporation, is partnering with Columbus U.S. to upgrade from Dynamics AX 2012 to Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management. Hammatsu plans to use both new systems to handle growth, along with Columbus Business Insight for business intelligence.

"Our legacy system was limiting growth opportunities and our ability to integrate systems and improve efficiencies for our team. We are excited to work with Columbus ...