David Rhue
Architect Of Systems + Stories
I’ve spent 20+ years working with technology. Along the way I’ve designed and supported databases, built IT teams, and guided companies through ERP upgrades, customizations, and implementations. My work has always been about helping people move from complexity to clarity, and from frustration to confidence.
Highlights
Cost Saving Program
Learn how leveraging data already in the system turned into a $700K cost saving program.
Fiction + nonfiction
I love writing! To scratch the non-fiction itch, I have the BC Dr. Blog. For more literary endeavors, see my writing section.
Simplifying the complex
Modern technology is complex. I love to make the complex simple, relatable and actionable.
about me
I love writing about other people and things, but here is a stab at telling you about me.
ERP Architect
Speaker
Writer
I am a dad, an ERP Solution Architect, Yankee fan, and lifelong learner. Since I nabbed my sister’s Precomputer 1000 in the late 80s, I have been fascinated with technology and making it go.
Later, I turned that love into working in IT. I stumbled into working with Navision, and I have been hooked ever since, over the last 24 years. Geez, has it really been that long? I have worked inside companies, as well as externally as a consultant, to help make things more efficient, user-friendly, and automated.
What’s New
Extensions The Quiet Revolution in Business Central
Most revolutions announce themselves with a loud bang. This one happened quietly, in lines of code. When Microsoft introduced the extension model in Business Central, it didn’t reach me with much fanfare. I shrugged; it sounded like another overpromised solution—maybe even one that would make life harder. (I’m looking at you, RDLC report layouts.) Despite…
Upcoming Speaking Events
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