Apps, API's, Portals, Extensions and AddOns for Dynamics 365
Welcome to my website. My name is René Brummel and I am a software engineer and trainer.
This is my personal site. A place for me to write about stuff that interests me with the aim of inspiring my readers. That could be Dynamics NAV/365, training, leadership or whatever subject interests me. Please remember that whatever I write about are my ideas and experiences. These are not necessarily true or correct. I keep an open mind and will treasure constructive comments. Learning is all about the journey.
My professional expertise is the streamlining and optimization of business processes. My experience ranges from software development (I know AL, C/AL, C#, .NET, ASP.NET, JavaScript, HTML etc) and software implementation to business processes optimization, project management, training, and coaching.
At the heart of what I do lies my vision, “sustainable change comes from conscious choice, made out of free will”.
So if you want to see what I write about please go to my blog. To find out about me check the about section. If you want to inquire about rates and availability please see the contact section.
Technology, software in my case, is a tool. The purpose of that tool should be to connect people and to automate tasks for them. Wherever software is used life should get easier and more enjoyable. Wherever software is not making life easier and more enjoyable is where I can and will make a difference. When…
Change seems to be a problem that nearly every organization I know wrestles with these days. That all important question seems to be “how do I get my people to change”? This is a question that gets asked on a couple of levels. Software vendors want their partners and customers to adopt the latest technology.…
People often ask me what the name Red and Bundle means. I explain that in this blog post. I started Red and Bundle with the dream of creating a software business with the focus on people, quality, and life long learning. Red and Bundle means that while we as IT specialists sometimes seem to be…
