Our Team

Kris Zielinski

Founder and ISV Docs Author

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For almost 17 years, Kris has worked with a single product: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central (formerly Dynamics NAV).

He started at IT.integro, the biggest Business Central partner in Eastern Europe. There, he worked with over 90 Business Central partners across Europe, North America, and Asia. He built a multilingual documentation platform for global Business Central customers with ClickLearn. He was a member of the team that translated the Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 user guide. He also recorded many training videos about Business Central and the company's apps.

For global Business Central implementations, he wrote UAT scripts and SOPs, and helped document the company's methodology for international projects, based on Microsoft Sure Step. He wrote the website content that presented the company's full expertise in global implementations and helped grow sales in that segment. He co-authored several agreement templates, including an ITIL-based service agreement, together with the internal instructions for implementing it in the organization. This included aligning the terminology used across the company with Microsoft and ITIL standards.

He founded Docs4Apps because, in a market where industry knowledge sells, written content is critical. Quality documentation is what proves a product's overall quality, and AI now amplifies that effect. He is the author of complete end-user documentation sets for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central partners. His work covers setup guides, procedures, conceptual articles, troubleshooting, and field-level reference. He writes to the Microsoft Writing Style Guide and Business Central's own documentation conventions, so customers get documentation that reads like Microsoft Learn.

He writes that documentation in Markdown, keeps it under version control in GitHub or Azure DevOps, and publishes it to the platform the customer chooses, preferably DocFX.

Edward Price

Senior Content Consultant

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Ed spent over 17 years at Microsoft, moving from technical writing into content and program management across some of Microsoft's highest-visibility technical documentation. He wrote and managed user assistance for the Microsoft Surface SDK and Windows 7, then moved into content and community leadership for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, SQL Server, Power BI, and Azure. As Senior Content and Community Program Manager, he managed and published content for the Azure Architecture Center, the Azure Well-Architected Framework, and the Azure Cloud Adoption Framework. Earlier, as Senior Guidance Program Manager, he published white papers and e-books for Azure's top solution architecture teams (AzureCAT and Azure Global) and contributed to core Azure documentation sets, including Mainframe Rehosting and Azure China.

After Microsoft, Ed led architecture content for Google Cloud as Architecture Content Manager and Portfolio Lead, and helped build Google Cloud's generative AI content library for Google Cloud and Gemini. He returned to Microsoft in 2025 as a contract technical writer for Power Platform and Copilot Studio on Microsoft Learn, and currently also works as Senior Content Writer for Azul.

Ed has written or co-written 27 books, 8 of them as primary author, with a focus on Azure architecture: the “Azure Architecture Mapbook” and “The Azure Cloud Native Architecture Mapbook” (Packt), and “Cloud Debugging and Profiling in Microsoft Azure” (Apress). He has also been technical reviewer or foreword writer for more than a dozen further titles on Kubernetes, ASP.NET Core, Power BI, and SQL Server.

At Docs4Apps, Ed makes sure the documentation meets Microsoft's standards, advises customers on documentation best practices, and works as a technical writer on customer projects.