Is it time to move from QuickBooks to a full ERP system like Microsoft Dynamics GP? It’s a question that many companies have to ask at some point when growth and increasing complexity push the limits of QuickBooks functionality and capabilities to meet their needs. Price is obviously a factor in this decision, but you [...]
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Sneak Peek into Microsoft’s ERP Roadmap for 2012
Whether you already use Microsoft Dynamics® enterprise resource planning (ERP) for business or are considering taking the plunge, you need to know where the solution stands now and will stand a few years into the future. Rest assured, Microsoft is a leader in the software industry and strives to continually improve software services. They are constantly searching [...]
continue reading...5 Reasons Why Longevity Should Be a Prime Consideration When Choosing an ERP Partner
When looking for a Partner to team up with on your ERP implementation, longevity in business should be a prime consideration. Why? They’ve adapted to technology changes. They have a customer base that can provide you references. If they have customers who have been with them for 20 years that would seem to be an [...]
continue reading...Professional Services Tools Library Highlighted at the Microsoft Dynamics GP Free Tools Workshop
The Professional Services Tools Library (PSTL) is one of those hidden gems of Microsoft Dynamics®. If you are aware of it and already use it you know that is invaluable when it comes to modifying and updating your system data. If you are not familiar with this library, it is a collection of tools that [...]
continue reading...Microsoft Officially Names Next Dynamics GP Release and Updates Statement of Direction Through 2016
With the next release of Microsoft Dynamics GP ready for a late fall circulation, the buzz has started about the newest base module user features, the cloud deployment options, and the Web client alternative for users. In this latest Microsoft Dynamics Statement of Direction, the official next release name, “Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013” is announced, along with further [...]
continue reading...From Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2 to Microsoft Dynamics GP 13 and BEYOND…
If you’ve ever wanted a sneak peek behind the curtain to see why and how your Microsoft Dynamics® GP software has the features that it has at each release, then check out this short video posted on MSDN Blogs called “An Inside Look with Chad Sogge”. Chad Sogge, Principal Group Program Manager of Microsoft Dynamics [...]
continue reading...Implementing a New ERP or Accounting Software System? How to Avoid “Scope Creep,” Stay On Time, Stay on Budget
What is “scope creep?” It’s the term we in the industry use in reference to projects that exceed their original parameters. How does this happen? Whether you’re implementing a very basic product like Peachtree, a midmarket solution like Microsoft Dynamics GP, or enterprise software like Oracle, “scope creep” can become a costly problem. It’s true [...]
continue reading...Cloud Enabled Microsoft Dynamics ERP Making Headway this Year
At Convergence 2012, Microsoft announced that the upcoming releases of Microsoft Dynamics® NAV 2013 and Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 will be cloud enabled through the Azure platform. That’s right. You will soon have the option to deploy your enterprise resource planning (ERP) software via the cloud, on-premises, hosted by your Microsoft partner, or with a [...]
continue reading...Interview with Victoria Yudin about Microsoft Dynamics GP
I had the opportunity to interview Victoria Yudin, a Microsoft MVP (Most Valuable Professional) for Microsoft Dynamics GP and founder of Flexible Solutions Inc., as well as a well-known professional in the Dynamics GP community. I wanted to interview her to get an insider’s insight on Dynamics GP – to find out her perspective on [...]
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