About

I build, lead and explain enterprise technology.

I have moved through development, architecture, migration, delivery leadership and practice building without losing the habit of staying close to the work.

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Faisal Fareed speaking at a community event
About me

Hi, I’m Faisal Fareed.

Almost two decades across enterprise ERP and Microsoft Business Applications have taken me from product development and hands-on engineering to solution architecture, delivery leadership, practice building and AI.

I still like being close to the difficult part of the work. That can mean defining a target architecture, challenging a delivery decision, reviewing X++, shaping a migration, troubleshooting an integration, helping a team get through cutover or turning a new AI capability into something an enterprise can actually govern.

I work across Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations, Business Central, Power Platform, Azure and AI. My focus is practical outcomes: systems that can be delivered, operated, supported and explained.

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Career through-lines

Different roles. The same habit: own the outcome.

01

Build

X++, .NET, Business Central extensions, Power Platform, portals, integrations, APIs, automation and proof-of-concepts.

02

Architect

ERP transformation, multi-entity solutions, Azure integration, Dataverse, analytics, security, ALM and operating models.

03

Move data

SAP, Oracle, AX and legacy migrations into D365 with mapping, ETL, DMF/DIXF, reconciliation, mock loads and cutover.

04

Lead delivery

Scope, resourcing, risk, architecture governance, release readiness, go-live, hypercare and BAU transition.

05

Grow people

Recruiting, coaching, code and design reviews, capability frameworks, mentoring and distributed team leadership.

06

Keep learning

Community, speaking, writing and hands-on experimentation with AI agents, MCP and the next generation of business applications.

I learn in public

Writing, community and code make the learning visible.

I use this site to document what worked, what failed and what I would do differently. Speaking and community work keep the ideas grounded. GitHub will become the companion layer for runnable samples, X++ utilities, migration patterns, MCP demonstrations and integration recipes.

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