Doing business with the government creates great opportunities and challenges. On the one hand, the Federal government is the largest purchaser of goods and services in the world. But governments are answerable to their stakeholders – the citizens. This creates a myriad of rules, regulations, governance, and compliance. Government contracting means facing DCAA audits and [...]
continue reading...Archive for January, 2011
How Microsoft Dynamics is Ascending to the Top of the Enterprise Software Market
While Oracle, SAP, HP, and IBM duke it out over software supremacy, Microsoft has quietly asserted itself as a serious alternative with its Dynamics enterprise software solutions. What once might have seemed like random inconsequential acquisitions for Microsoft have now turned into a serious element within their collection of software offerings. Part of this new [...]
continue reading...3 Good Reasons to Add Document Scanning and Paperless Workflow to Dynamics ERP
Having served companies involved in manufacturing, wholesale/distribution, retail, and other industries with financial automation solutions for more than 30 years, we’ve seen the powerful and multidimensional impact that accounts payable (AP) and accounts receivable (AR) automation technology can have in improving efficiency, accuracy, and cost control. As demands for transparency, accountability, and accuracy in accounting [...]
continue reading...Do the Math – Outsourced vs. In-house Payroll – Microsoft Dynamics GP Payroll Can Lower Your Costs!
If you are using an outsourced payroll provider or considering such a service, it may be time to take a closer look at your numbers. As 2011 starts, I’m sure you are considering ways to lessen the burden and fear attached to quarterly and yearly tax filings. Or, you may be looking for a way to streamline [...]
continue reading...Why Smart Companies Plan for the Upgrade Before the ERP Software Implementation
You have done the research and chosen the right ERP/accounting software package. But after the ERP software implementation is complete, the work is not done. Soon enough, it will be time to plan the upgrade. Just as an ERP software implementation project requires departmental coordination, careful forethought, and planning, upgrading that same system should not [...]
continue reading...How Microsoft Dynamics GP Can Save You Money
It’s true, this topic has been run a few times before. But let’s face it, money drives a lot, if not all, of our decisions. So let’s take a look at the top three ways Microsoft Dynamics® GP saves your company dollars! 1. Increases your company’s efficiency: Frees your people to focus on what matters [...]
continue reading...System Requirements for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010: Prepare For Better Days Ahead
Are you ready to make the upgrade to Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010? As you know, there are a few areas you need to focus on before taking that plunge. Here is a guideline of system requirements to help you prepare: Operating System- 32 bit: Windows 7 (Professional or Ultimate Editions) Windows Vista SP2 or later [...]
continue reading...MRP vs. ERP Software: Which is Right for You?
According to this article on Tech News, MRP or Material Software Planning software is not always the right solution for businesses. For custom products or low-volume production companies, MRP is not a wise investment. ERP software, however, is designed to streamline processes and help with accounting, sales, production, logistics, and much more. ERP software is [...]
continue reading...5 Types of ERP Software Delivery Models To Consider Before You Buy
Choosing the right ERP software is no longer just a matter of selecting the right vendor like Microsoft vs. SAP vs Sage etc…. At one time, it was standard procedure to purchase licenses for software and then receive the installation disks in the mail. Nowadays, there are a multitude of delivery models. Not all vendors [...]
continue reading...5 Reasons Choosing Hosted vs On Premise ERP Software is Like Choosing Between a Condo or a House
I have recently joined the “house hunters” game and it occurred to me that a real estate purchase has some interesting similarities to an ERP or CRM software purchase. I could buy a stand alone house – much like buying a traditional on-premise software system. In this scenario, I have full control over my investment [...]
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