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 [...]
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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 [...]
continue reading...Taking Microsoft Dynamics GP to the Cloud
Last year, Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 arrived with much fanfare and has continued to carry tremendous momentum throughout 2011. As more and more small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) consider new accounting systems for their organizations, many are wondering if now is the right time to move their ERP systems to the Cloud. And now these same [...]
continue reading...Dashboard Design: Go Beyond Fancy Designs and Pretty Colors
Prioritizing Information Utilizing your dashboard space in the correct manner is crucial to the future success of your company. Typically, you’ll have to display the most important business indicators of your company’s operations. Selecting the most important indicators is one of the most stressful tasks of dashboard design. For instance, some of the key performance indicators [...]
continue reading...Got Search Overload? 5 Tips on Navigating the ERP Selection Process
When speaking with clients that are having difficulty with growth or a changing business model, there is often a sense that “things are out of control” and a belief that there “must be a better way” to run their business. Some company leaders believe that technology can be part of the solution. However, with so [...]
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...Keys to Success with Dynamics GP Implementations
Often when companies are implementing Microsoft Dynamics GP, they are challenged with any number of questions. Some of the most common questions are “Is this the best way to implement Dynamics GP” and “Is there a formula to ensure a successful implementation?” We have found that, just as in life, there is not just one [...]
continue reading...Eligibility & Exclusions for the Microsoft Dynamics ERP “Buy 1, Get 3″ Sales Offer: Understanding the Fine Print
On March 1, 2011, Microsoft announced the “Buy 1 Get 3” promotion. The promotion allows new customers to purchase 1 user license at full price, and get up to 2 additional users free. It applies to either Dynamics Advanced Management (AM) or Business Essentials (BE) editions of Dynamics GP (Great Plains) as well as Dynamics NAV (Navision) and Dynamics SL (Solomon). But when you read the fine print, is the “Dynamics Buy 1 Get 3” offer too good to be true? Find out in this article.
continue reading...Solutions Not Systems — Why Buyers Need to Put Business Challenges before Software Requirements
Nobody needs a new system! Accounting, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), whatever… nobody needs the system. What buyers really need is a solution to their business challenges. So why is the solution absent from the Request for a Proposal (RFP) process? It’s time we start putting our business challenges before requirements. Every year, more than 10% [...]
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