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With skyrocketing demand for Databricks Data Engineers, their skill set is likely to become more difficult to attract and retain going forward. Learn what steps your business can take to put you at the front of the line for the best Databricks talent to achieve your data goals.

In response to the growing need for certified, delivery-ready Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central professionals in the partner ecosystem, Revolent, in collaboration with Microsoft, created the ReSKILL program. Find out how this unique initiative gives partners access to new talent ready to make an impact in their organization, while helping people from all kinds of backgrounds build rewarding careers.

Data professionals with the knowledge and experience to navigate solutions like Databricks are essential to the long-term success of any AI strategy. However, with demand for such talent on the rise, businesses are facing a growing skills gap that’s creating fierce competition in the hiring market. Learn what's driving the Databricks skills shortage and how your business can overcome it.

To entice and retain top Dynamics 365 talent, Microsoft partners must offer competitive packages and an attractive employer brand. In this article, we’ll outline what partners can do to land the best talent in the market, based on the thoughts and opinions of Microsoft professionals.

As data and AI technology evolves, businesses need to stay up to date with new developments if they want to make the most of the latest solutions and remain competitive. To help you stay ahead of the curve, we're breaking down some of the biggest AI and data trends to prepare for in 2025.

Are you looking for a career that’s exciting, rewarding, and constantly evolving? Data engineering could be the answer. Today’s businesses run on data, and Data Engineers are a critical

Learn more about the common challenges that can slow you down on your data and AI adoption journey and how to craft a robust strategy to give your business

We caught up with Carme Cortada, CEO of the long-standing Microsoft partner Triangle and Diversity in Dynamics (DID) Co-chair, to get her tips on what it’s like to join the Dynamics 365 channel.