Upgrading NAV 2016 to Business Central 14 to BC 21 | A Shot of Business Central & A Beer | EP 44
A Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central podcast | Episode 44 A Shot of Business Central and A Beer
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, everyone! Welcome to A Shot of Business Central and A Beer podcast episode 44. The original podcast to pair beer with Business Central. On this episode, we have special guest James Gio from Triangle Package Machinery, and we're talking about Jim's experience upgrading from NAV 2016 to Business Central 14 and now to Business Central 21. We're also drinking tasty bourbon and an enjoyable Christmas beer to celebrate the holidays.
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A Shot of Business Central and A Beer Podcast Show Notes
What we're drinking
Beer
Style: Christmas Porter
Alcohol: 7.3%
Bitterness: 67 IBUs
Brewed with English chocolate malt, Mexican sugar, and American hops.
Score: 92
Ranked: Number 30 in American Porter
Average Rating: 4.11
Beer Ratings
Ken: 69
Michael: 79
Jim:
Bourbon
90.4 Proof
Appearance: Clean, brilliant honey amber
Nose: Heavy with rich dried fruit, hints of mint and oranges covered with a dusting of cocoa. Faint vanilla and tobacco spice.
Taste: Rich, chewy, rounded and smooth, with complex citrus, cinnamon and cocoa. Toffee, caramel, chocolate and spice notes abound.
Finish: Silky smooth, almost creamy at first with a long, warm satisfying tail.
Comprised of more than 200 detectable flavor notes, from bold grain and wood, to sweet aromatics, spice and fruit and floral notes.
What Makes Woodford Reserve so popular?
Heritage: First made bourbon on the same site the distillery is on now in 1812.
Grain: It’s crafted with 72% corn, 18% Rye, and 10% malted barley
Water: The water used comes directly from the distillery. It is naturally filtered by the limestone deposits under their property. It’s iron-free and mineral rich.
Fermentation: Their fermentation process is one of the longest in the industry.
Distillation: They use a careful batching process of whiskey distilled in pot stills and whiskey distilled in column stills.
Maturation: They make their own white oak barrels that they toast and char themselves.
Remember: All bourbon and scotch are whiskies but not all whiskies are bourbon or scotch.
All whiskies are distilled and barrel-aged spirit made from fermented grain.
Most commonly used grains are corn, barley, rye, and wheat.
Scotch
Made from a single type of grain, usually barley.
Scotch is made exclusively in Scotland.
Bourbon
Made with a minimum 51% corn and then other grains are added to make the whisky sweeter or spicy.
Must be made aged in new, charred American white oak barrels.
Made exclusively in the United States.
95% of all bourbon is produced in Kentucky.
Shot of Business Central (Latest News)
Minor Update 21.1
Hotfixes
Feature Changes
Access Business Central with your Microsoft 365 license
You can access and read data in Microsoft Teams if you have a Microsoft 365 license.
You can not edit, delete, or create new records.
Embed Business Central in Teams tabs
You can embed Business Central in a Microsoft Teams tab to have quick access to data.
Auto-Save as you work: due to popular demand, administrators can now choose to turn on or off the new auto-saving behavior using Feature Management
Minor Update 21.2
Hotifxes
This update fixes a remote code execution vulnerability.
14 Platform Hotfixes
78 Application Hotfixes
Many Localization Hotfixes
Feature Changes
Use default attachments in email sent from Business Central
Attach privacy notices, disclaimers, terms and conditions, and any other document by default to emails.
Easily comply with email sending limits through email throttling
Set the email rate limit per minute to comply with your email provider’s sending limits.
Integrated session using Service-to-Service (S2S) authentication can now schedule tasks
January 10, 2023: the official end of Microsoft Dynamics NAV. This is the day NAV 2018 will end the mainstream support (no more service packs or updates).
Outro
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