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263% More Companies Choose Microsoft Dynamics GP Accounting Software

The Microsoft FY10 fiscal year just closed at the end of June, and what a year it was!  With the almost unbelievable “3 users for $1” discount offered by Microsoft, CAL Business Solutions saw a 263% increase in the number of new customers that bought Microsoft Dynamics GP this year versus last year.   Since the [...]

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Don’t Buy the Cheaper No-Name ERP Software (or Sunscreen) or You Could Get Burned

Have you ever tried to get away with buying a cheaper brand but ended up bitterly regretting it later? And then spending twice as much later to repair the damage?  I learned an important life lesson this week – if you need a product to be really effective, don’t risk bad results by buying the [...]

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When Choosing an ERP Software Partner Sometimes The “Hidden Gem” Is Better Than the “Top 10”

Have you ever been to a restaurant that is a hidden gem? The perfect combination of quality and service. You can tell the loyal patrons have been coming there for years but you have never seen it advertized or on any local Top 10 Lists. That is what I call a hidden gem! When it comes to choosing a Microsoft Dynamics GP ERP/accounting software partner, it is not always the biggest partner with the flashiest marketing campaigns and the most awards that are the best choice. Dig a little deeper and look for the “hidden gem”. Not only will you have a great experience, you will feel compelled to tell other people about it too.

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Why Microsoft Dynamics GP Users Can Look Ahead to Convergence 2011 Back in Atlanta

What happens with 8,500 Microsoft Dynamics customers, partners and employees take over Atlanta? A whole lot of learning and even more fun.  This weekend Atlanta hosted the 14th US Microsoft Dynamics Convergence event.  The 8,500 attendees included customers using Microsoft Dynamics GP, CRM, SL, AX and NAV.  Plus Microsoft partners like us, from CAL Business [...]

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Connecticut Professional Services Company Uses Microsoft Dynamics GP Plus Olympic Project Cost to Increase the Profitability of Each Project

CAL Business Solutions recently implemented Microsoft Dynamics GP with Olympic Project Cost for Connecticut based Internet Broadcasting company, ORLive. This system gives ORLive strong financial functionality with easy to use project accounting features without being overly complicated or expensive. In the past, ORLive used a DOS based accounting software called Data 2000, however this system [...]

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Purchasing an ERP System That Doesn’t Integrate is Like Pouring Money Down the Drain

The state of Connecticut just spent $1.4 million to install a new emergency notification software system.   Problem is that the new system is incompatible with the systems recently installed by 41 Hartford, CT area towns.  This means the $510,000 they spent on those systems is just money down the drain.  The same thing can happen [...]

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Microsoft Dynamics GP Achieves 18% Performance Increase Using Microsoft SQL Server 2008

When researching financial management systems, transaction processing speed and system scalability are important criteria. You need to know your new system will be able to easily handle existing transaction loads, and manage significant increases as your business grows.  Microsoft Dynamics GP is designed to work with Windows Server, Windows client operating systems, and Microsoft SQL Server.  [...]

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NetSuite’s Math Problem

Check out this interesting article by Jason Carter on LinkedIn called:  NetSuite’s math problem….are customers paying them to use the software, or are they paying their customers? Jason uses lots of figures and equations (sure to make a CFO’s heart go pitter pat) but bottom line is that his research shows that “NetSuite says for [...]

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