It can be difficult to define ROI when a business moves to the Cloud because customers often don’t share proprietary information and they fail to identify all of the current inefficiencies. NetStandard implemented Myappsanywhere with a new non-profit entertainment center in Kansas City three years ago and they have been fully supportive of sharing the [...]
continue reading...Dynamics ERP for Not for Profit
Business Intelligence for ERP and More
No longer do you need to spend 6 digits for a Business Intelligence solution that can report, budget, analyze, and graphically represent your ERP data live and from a data warehouse. For many businesses there are more than one business system and related databases that require consolidated reporting, budgeting, analysis and graphical representation. No longer do [...]
continue reading...Fundraising and Grant Management Now Easier than Ever
Some non-profits depend on a budget raised through fundraising activities and grants. If you’re one of these organizations, you may have felt the pressure, not only to increase these amounts, but to track the amounts accurately and remain compliant with strict government standards. The often complex accounting of a non-profit can be made much easier with Microsoft Dynamics® GP.
continue reading...Top 5 Reasons Why Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 is a Great Fit for Public Sector Organizations
Public Sector organizations, like educational institutions, not for profit organizations, and governments, are continuously facing the challenge of reduced budgets while still being expected to deliver greater value to their stakeholders. This challenge has only increased in the past few years with the strain of the recession. Successful public sector leaders know that they need [...]
continue reading...The 5 Most Often Overlooked Costs of ERP
The promise of enterprise resource planning (ERP) software is that it should create greater efficiencies in your business operations, producing genuine cost savings and an attractive return on investment (ROI) within a reasonable timeframe. Simply selecting the right software at the right price, however, is not enough to realize these business benefits. There are costs [...]
continue reading...Microsoft Dynamics ERP Offers Discount to Public Sector/Government Agencies Who Can’t Accept Free Licenses
Microsoft is currently offering a “Buy 1 License Get 2 Free” offer for Dynamics GP, SL and NAV accounting software products through June 24, 2011. But the fine print points out that “Public Sector customers are excluded from this ‘Buy 1, get 3’ offer”. Why the discrimination? The problem is the word “free”. Public Sector [...]
continue reading...Microsoft Dynamics 67% Discount Offer Ends June 24th
Buy One Microsoft Dynamics GP license and get up to TWO FREE offer is ending June 24, 2011. Buying the Business Essentials Suite or Advanced Management Suite purchase equals a 67% discount! This offer on such a great product is hard to pass up. Even if you defer installing the software for a couple of months, [...]
continue reading...Buy 1 Get 3. Now is the Time to SAVE MONEY and Move to a Comprehensive Business Solution – Microsoft Dynamics GP
You’ve been thinking about it for a while and you know it’s what your business needs. You are working on disparate systems and not able to keep track of the things that are important to running your business smoothly. To add to the frustrations, reporting is a nightmare and getting your employees access to data [...]
continue reading...Grant Management in Microsoft Dynamics GP, Warn Me!
The Grant Management module in Microsoft Dynamics GP actually does more than I thought. It appeared initially that it just added a few windows for entering information and budgets for Grants, which Non-Profit companies receive and are required to track. What makes this more than just a place to store descriptive information is that you [...]
continue reading...Paperless Office – Is it Really Possible For Your Accounting Team? Free and Low-tech Solutions with MS Dynamics GP
I can’t tell you how many Accounting departments or offices I go into that are awash in a sea of paper: Cabinets full of invoices and other documents Binders full of posting reports Files with Month-end Financial statements and reports Stacks of papers to be collated and stapled together And so much more What percentage [...]
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