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Hugo Herrera

Agentic AI and Dynamics 365, built to stand.

Independent architect for Microsoft AI and Dynamics 365, and Packt author. I take programmes from a clear as-is to a live system.

Copilot StudioMicrosoft FoundryMicrosoft Agent FrameworkAzure OpenAI and RAGDynamics 365 Customer ServiceDynamics 365 Contact CenterPower PlatformDataverseSAP and AS400 integrationKafkaAzure DevOpsMicrosoft FabricGitHub CopilotClaude Code
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01 · Agentic AI

Agents in production, governed and measured.

Like SSEN’s feedback agent: Azure OpenAI and Dynamics 365, 90% accurate against human review.

  • Copilot Studio
  • Foundry
  • Agent Framework
  • MCP
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02 · Dynamics 365 Contact Center

Contact centres for every region’s rules.

Designs for Microsoft clients in the US, Europe, Asia and China, and a building society’s move from Cisco.

  • Voice
  • Routing
  • Teams Phone
  • Copilot
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03 · Dynamics 365 CE and migrations

Dynamics 365 at enterprise scale.

Customer Service and Sales with 100+ integrations, and migrations like 4.2 TB in one weekend.

  • Customer Service
  • Sales
  • SAP
  • Kafka
  • Migrations
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04 · Project Recovery

Programmes back on course.

Blueprints agreed with the CTO and business owners, then the team led to go-live.

  • Land
  • Map
  • Blueprint
  • Deliver
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05 · Training

Teams that build with AI.

Packt’s live agents workshop, AB-100, and GitHub Copilot and Claude Code on real programmes.

  • AB-100
  • Workshops
  • GitHub Copilot
  • Claude Code
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How I work

From as-is to live. I work visually, so everyone understands the plan.

Diagrams from my Handbook’s case study, redrawn for this site.

Step 1

Make the as-is clear

Every system, integration and data centre on one page, so the CTO, the business and the delivery team look at the same picture.

Current architecture overviewTap to enlarge
Step 2

Agree the to-be

Agreed with stakeholders and business owners, with the trade-offs on the page: here, two costed ways to handle a credit-check outage.

Requirements and exception optionsTap to enlarge
Step 3

Close the gaps

Processes sketched on the whiteboard with the people who run them, so the team owns the reasoning before anything is built.

Process whiteboardTap to enlarge
Step 4

Lead it live

Every release through the same gates, from development to production: Solution Checker, security scans and stage approvals.

Azure DevOps release pipelineTap to enlarge
Engagement options

Three shapes the work usually takes.

Contract

Lead solutions architect

Architecture and delivery leadership inside your team, through go-live and hypercare.

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2 to 3 weeks

Architecture assessment

The as-is and a to-be with named trade-offs, before a programme commits.

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3 days to 12 weeks

Team training

AB-100, agent workshops and AI-assisted delivery.

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How the three shapes fit a programme
Research · OnDynamics Labs
If you cannot demonstrate it on your own platform, you should not be designing it on someone else’s.
Books

Three books, written from the field.

The new one builds a claims agent across Copilot Studio, Foundry and Agent Framework. Out 29 October.

About

Architect. Author. Builder.

I own the architecture end to end and work visually, so everyone understands the plan. Microsoft has contracted me four times since 2017.

  • Now: Principality Building Society
  • Before: Lead Solutions Architect for Microsoft, on a national healthcare service
  • Certified: Agentic AI Business Solutions Architect Expert
  • Based: Køge, Denmark, working across the UK and EU
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Hugo Herrera
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Let’s talk about your programme.