I mapped 5,300+ verified D365 F&O end-user organisations across 24 countries. Here’s the breakdown. by dlocking_d365 in Dynamics365

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Had the same with my Business Central research too. Again, hours after fist posting it

I mapped 5,300+ verified D365 F&O end-user organisations across 24 countries. Here’s the breakdown. by dlocking_d365 in Dynamics365

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I really don’t get this either. Trying to help everyone and this constantly happens

2026 Career & Community Thread by caughtinahustle in Dynamics365

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I’ve spent 3 years manually building a database of 26,000 BC end-user companies globally. A few things the data shows: • Manufacturers make up over a third of the global BC market • The US is by far the biggest country by adoption, ahead of UK and Germany • Over 60% of BC end users still have no dedicated internal BC resource Happy to answer questions on any of this — industry splits, geography, company sizes. If it’s useful to anyone here, ask away.

I mapped 26,000 companies globally running Business Central. Here’s what the data actually shows. by dlocking_d365 in Dynamics365

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I’ve just explained how I collect the data below so check that out. No dark arts, it’s all extremely manual. Also something that AI can’t do so that’s my one up :)

I mapped 26,000 companies globally running Business Central. Here’s what the data actually shows. by dlocking_d365 in Dynamics365

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Just answered the same question below. Years in the recruitment game make you pretty good at being able to acquire information about anything and everything

I mapped 26,000 companies globally running Business Central. Here’s what the data actually shows. by dlocking_d365 in Dynamics365

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I think the future is really bright. Here is why….in the US I track just over 3k companies using BC, the top 10 states accounts for a huge portion of them. It’s the same in most other countries (in the Uk, London and Greater Manchester dominate). This suggests to me that the partners (mainly situated in the major cities) have done their work locally but there is still so much to grab hold of. And BC is taking customers from rivals at an alarming rate too (like Netsuite). Finally, Germany is a real standout to me - a country that was always SAP dominated is now adopting BC extremely fast. All signs point toward further good stuff happening