A blog written by many hands

Dynamics Chronicles started with a simple idea: a good technical blog does not have to belong to one person. In 2020, Lloyd Sebag, a Microsoft MVP for Business Applications working at ELCA in Switzerland, imagined a blog that a whole team could share. Lloyd designed and built the site, its formats and its editorial process, then invited a first group of colleagues to write alongside him, each bringing what they had learned on real projects.

From day one it worked like a small newspaper. Someone proposes a subject, writes it, and another pair of eyes reviews it before it goes out. Two formats came out of it: Tricks, short tips that solve one problem, and Chronicles, longer studies and tutorials for when a subject deserves the time.

Then the door opened. Anyone who wanted to write about the platform could join, without having to run a site of their own, and authors arrived from well beyond Switzerland. Along the way the blog also left the screen, with meetups in Zurich and Geneva.

Six years later, 40 authors have published 319 articles here, on 30 topics. The conviction behind them has not changed: together we are stronger than alone.

What comes next

The platform we write about has never moved faster. In 2026, in the age of AI, Copilot and agents are reshaping how business applications get built, and new horizons are opening up. AI is also changing how knowledge itself is shared, and this site will make use of that too. Stay tuned.

The site itself was rebuilt in 2026 to get out of the way: faster pages, nothing to log in to, just the articles. The spirit is the same as on the first day, and the door is still open. If you work with Dynamics 365 or the Power Platform and have something to share, you are welcome to write here: get in touch with Lloyd on LinkedIn.

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