En los últimos años los consumidores aprendieron mucho y ejercen poder sobre sus elecciones de compra: están bien informados, tienen poco tiempo y son exigentes. Esta situación afectó de manera directa a los comercios minoristas que tienen que cumplir y superar los pedidos de los clientes enfocándose en su deseo para promover vínculos duraderos. Microsoft [...]
continue reading...Archive for October, 2011
Risky Business: Sales Tax and Audits. Microsoft Dynamics Has the Solution
It’s great to be a high roller when you are visiting your favorite Las Vegas hot spot. But it’s not quite as rewarding when your entire business is at stake. Without even knowing it, that is the kind of high stakes gamble that many business owners are making when they fail to take adequate care [...]
continue reading...Software Revenue Recognition Training: Online Course
Still trying to track and manage your software or SaaS company’s complex revenue recognition in Excel? Join us for one or both of these highly rated training courses to update your skills and knowledge, and for a quick overview of the only Certified for Microsoft Dynamics solution for managing complex revenue, billing and contracts – [...]
continue reading...Data Migration and ERP Implementations: Do Not Be Afraid
You’ve undoubtedly heard the horror stories of botched data migration and the disastrous effects it can have on ERP implementations. Some businesses are so terrified of the process that they remain prisoners to their ill-fitting, work-around accounting software, when what they need is an integrated business management solution. Data migration doesn’t have to be a [...]
continue reading...10 Tips on How Microsoft Dynamics-based Automotive Suppliers Stay Ahead of the Competition by Reducing Costs, Managing Output, and Improving Accuracy
With Microsoft continuing to develop industry specific solutions, such as those for the automotive manufacturing industry, more frequently Dynamics-based organizations are relying on vertically-specialized Dynamics ISVs to complement their ERP investments. For automotive suppliers, they need to implement more flexible, powerful and responsive production systems to stay ahead of the competition. Understanding this requirement, Microsoft [...]
continue reading...Microsoft Dynamics GP’s Over-Looked Module: Revenue and Expense Deferrals
Revenue and Expense Deferrals is an often-overlooked module within Microsoft Dynamics GP that is highly useful for amortizing revenue and expenses related to annual software maintenance plans, insurance policy costs, annual licensing costs, and other assets such as goodwill.
continue reading...When Transition to Software as a Service (SaaS) ERP Model is a Smooth Process
When considering the switch to SaaS, you want to know what to expect as well as plan ahead to avoid potential pitfalls. We’re going to review a situation where a company moves to a SaaS deployment, so you can see first-hand how a smooth transition is possible. ABC Company has been hearing a lot [...]
continue reading...Three Things to Know About Microsoft Dynamics ERP Licensing
It’s becoming increasingly important to understand the complicated nature of software pricing and licensing. Companies may need to lean on technology for advanced functionality, but the licensing costs shouldn’t break the bank. And you shouldn’t be stuck in something you can’t manage or even understand. So let’s take a look at the top three things [...]
continue reading...Quick Access to Paystubs Keeps Employees Focused on Your Business
It’s payday and you know what your employees are thinking about…right? John is focused on how he is going to close that big deal, and Mark is remembering what today’s special is, and Kim is helping the client finish project tasks. Maybe not. They are each wondering how much money was deposited in their account [...]
continue reading...Microsoft Dynamics GP Competes with QuickBooks Pricing
There are two kinds’ people in this accounting software world (for the most part). Those currently using QuickBooks, or those that previously used QuickBooks. And if I were to generalize in one sentence how they described it having worked for them, most all say it “kind of” does what they need but “it was cheap [...]
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