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title: Calling all Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central manufacturing specialists
description: I decided to ramp up a podcast. A podcast dedicated to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and manufacturing. This is the episode 1. Enjoy listening.
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# [Calling all Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central manufacturing specialists](https://blog.netronic.com/calling-all-microsoft-dynamics-365-business-central-manufacturing-specialists)

 Written by [Martin Karlowitsch](https://blog.netronic.com/author/martin-karlowitsch) | Mar 29, 2020 8:29:14 AM

I decided to ramp up a podcast. A podcast dedicated to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central **and** manufacturing. There are a few - precisely: four - reasons why I am doing this. The most important is: I am just fascinated by what manufacturers are doing, and how a system like Business Central enables them to succeed. However, I found that there are so many manufacturing specialists out there who just have more insights, more knowledge and more Business Central manufacturing experience than I have. Hence, I run the podcast to educate myself - by interviewing these experts. This is the initial episode, and **I plan to issue a new episode every Monday**.

 

Frankly, manufacturers fascinate me. They make things, and they make tangible things. They build tangible things – looking for efficiency and effectiveness. That alone is fascinating.

But here is the deeper thing.

In my early days I learned that industries typically have what is called a “**dominant logic of the industry**” that builds out over time. This idea of a dominant logic of an industry always was compelling to me. Of course, we all also learned that nowadays entire industries are put under risk because somebody manages to re-invent that dominant logic of the entire industry,

I have been working with many small and mid-sized manufacturers over the past years. And my conclusion is: I never before came across an industry where the dominant logic so deeply is based on plain and pure and vanilla common sense. **This idea of common sense being the dominant logic of the manufacturing industry fascinates me.**

Hence, I dedicate this podcast to "all things manufacturing" and mix this with what has become a key "playing field" for my company: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.

The result is the **Business Central Manufacturing Show** – the first podcast dedicated to small and mid-sized manufacturing companies that use (or consider using) Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. I know that this is a niche podcast. But I hope it will bring great value to this niche.

And with this: I am calling all Business Central manufacturing experts.

I know that you are out here. And I would like to hear your voice, your thoughts, your tips & tricks and your hacks when it comes to Business Central manufacturing. This is not meant to produce a stream of advertorials. This is meant to provide both thoughtful and entertaining content for manufacturing companies who use or consider using Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central to run their shop.

I am open for any kind of format. An interview, a jam session, a panel discussion – whatever is fun to you guys and brings manufacturing insights to Business Central users. Let’s together build meaningful content for these guys.

You can tune in below 👇 to hear the first episode and learn more about the reasons why I am doing this (rather soon, you will be able to listen to this on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Stitcher, or anywhere you get your podcasts).

 

 

 

### On this episode, you'll learn:

- Why me saying "every crisis comes with a chance" was the moment of birth for this podcast.
- Why I am leaving my own comfort zone to lift off this podcast.
- That I am interviewing Business Central manufacturing experts for one reason (and why this reason is me ;-)
- How you as Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central manufacturing expert can contribute.

 

### What to listen for:

- [00.49] Why this episode - with just me talking - can be seen as an exception.
- [01.57] Why every crisis comes with chances (and what anyone can do it with it)
- [03.46] Why I think a podcast is such a compelling idea that I decided to leave my own comfort zone
- [05.07] What fascinates me when it comes to manufacturing (and Dynamics 365 Business Central)
- [07.22] How I realized that I have the network to make this happen now
- [08.58] How you as Dynamics 365 Business Central expert can contribute

 

#### Links to love **❤️**:

- [The Business Central Manufacturing Show home](https://blog.netronic.com/experts-opinion-on-scheduling-visual-scheduling-podcast)
- [Martin Karlowitsch on LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/martinkarlowitsch/)

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