When considering an ERP solution, there are a number of options that need to be weighed, like which solution is right for your organization, how many users you will need, what functionality you will have implemented, and more. However, with the increasing capacity and security of cloud computing, you now have another choice to consider: [...]
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Current Microsoft Dynamics GP Offers – Too good to be true?
There’s a saying out there that goes something like this: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. The key word in this case is “probably.” Because Microsoft is in fact running a promotion, valid through June 22nd, that allows you to buy 5 users of Microsoft Dynamics GP for only $3000. That [...]
continue reading...Microsoft Dynamics GP Helps You Follow the 9 Financial Rules to Keep Your Business Strong
The other day while reading, 9 Financial Rules to Keep Your Business Strong, written by Jim Blasingame, I learned that at the end of the 20th century, only 10 years ago, half of small businesses failed in the first five years. Recent research shows the mortality rate for small businesses have actually increased by 20% [...]
continue reading...Year-End Tax Savings & Bonus Depreciation
Reducing taxable income can always improve your bottom line, especially as the year is winding down. Did you know the Bonus Depreciation (Section 79) benefit provided by the U.S. Federal Government is set to expire at the end of December 2011? If you are considering an IT purchase, this provision allows you to acquire computer [...]
continue reading...Now’s a Great Time to Save and Upgrade Your ERP Software
Do you have business software that can’t keep up with your business? Simply “getting by” with entry-level or outdated accounting software can present a range of challenges every day—from slow performance to transaction limitations and disconnected data. It hinders your ability to make sound business decisions. There are a few things you should know about [...]
continue reading...The Microsoft Holiday LMT Sale Gives the Gift of More Functionality with Microsoft Dynamics GP Business Ready Licensing
With the Holidays fast approaching, Microsoft is offering existing Microsoft Dynamics® GP customers big savings to move to Business Ready Licensing (BRL). In 2006, Microsoft changed its licensing structure to user-based pricing, which let customers pay one price for each concurrent user and gave them full access to all the modules and functionality. Prior to [...]
continue reading...How Much Does Dynamics GP in the Cloud Cost?
When you are assessing ERP software options, cost will no doubt be a major factor in your decision to go with a cloud or an on-premise deployment. By using an ERP solution in the cloud, you will: Avoid costly up-front hardware acquisitions or updates Make predictable, monthly, per-user payments Get software maintenance without annual fees [...]
continue reading...Microsoft’s ‘Give Me 5’ Promotion – Trick or Treat?
Halloween is approaching and this year I’m excited to get to participate again in the fun tradition of trick-or-treating. I hope my neighbors won’t mind that my 6-month old can’t actually partake in the goodies (mom & dad will have to help with that!). Microsoft has joined in the fall fun by announcing a treat [...]
continue reading...Why Does Cloud ERP Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) Matter To Your SMB?
When evaluating technology within your business, Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) is an important measurement of value. All too often, the technology vendor and buyer focus on one thing – the acquisition cost. This is primarily due to budgetary cycles that tend to be focused on the short- or near-term. Numerous studies, going back to [...]
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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