How can we move from imported systems to truly impactful solutions that serve our local industries?

In this dynamic session, we unpack how Dynamics 365 when tailored strategically can unlock real value for some of East Africa’s most vital sectors: Agriculture, Retail, and Finance.

With real-world demos and relatable industry stories, you’ll discover:

🌽 Agriculture: How field agents use Dynamics 365 Field Service + Power Apps to track farm inputs, monitor yields, and predict buying patterns in co-ops.

🛒 Retail: How SMEs streamline inventory, POS, loyalty, and customer behavior insights using Business Central and Customer Insights—without expensive integrations.

💸 Finance: How microfinance and SACCOs leverage Dynamics 365 and Power BI to automate client onboarding, credit scoring, and compliance with local regulations.

💡 Learning Outcomes:
Learn how to customize Dynamics 365 for underserved industries in East Africa

Explore AI & Power Platform use cases for smallholder farmers, retail owners, and micro-finance teams

Walk away with ready-to-implement frameworks for process automation and customer engagement

Understand the importance of local relevance when configuring business apps

Why This Session Is Unmissable:
“Technology must speak the language of our land.”

This session cuts through the complexity and focuses on what really works in our fields, shops, and financial institutions. It brings together the Power Platform, AI, and industry-specific extensions in a clear, digestible format that leaves attendees with tools, ideas, and blueprints to implement back at their workplace.

We’ll also explore how Dynamics 365 can integrate with mobile money, offline-first apps, and local APIs, making these systems truly usable and scalable in Kenya and East Africa.

Tags
Dynamics 365 for Agriculture

Retail Digital Transformation

Financial Automation with Dynamics 365

East African Use Cases

Industry-Specific Customizations

Field Service + Power Apps

Power Platform Local Integrations

Business Central & Power BI