Microsoft has launched a collection of online services for Microsoft Dynamics ERP customers like you who want to move certain applications into the cloud while keeping your other ERP systems on-premise. These services can best serve you by offering a flexible deployment model so you can implement your ERP solutions in the environments that are [...]
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SAP’s “Tough” Choice Shines a New Light on the Importance of Customer Service
In a CIO article, Thomas Wailgum discusses SAP’s step towards a “two-tiered maintenance and support model for new and old customers: the high-end Enterprise Support plan and a welcome return of good ‘ole Standard Support, the SAP support plan formerly known as Basic.” According to the article, it was a very “tough” decision for SAP [...]
continue reading...How Microsoft Dynamics GP Beat Sage MAS 500
We were referred into a niche market recently and won over MAS 500. The prospect had been using QuickBooks integrated to their custom manufacturing product. Undergoing rapid growth with several lines of natural bread products, they needed a product that would deploy rapidly, flex with them as they integrated route management software, and remain flexible [...]
continue reading...Save Money, Buy Microsoft Dynamics GP
If you routinely measure and review the effects of your new ERP system, you’ll continue to spot areas where you can make changes, recover your investment, improve customer satisfaction, and increase sales. Microsoft Dynamics GP is a flexible tool that will truly save you money with your review, change, train, and measure cycle
continue reading...Beyond The Brochure – What Really Matters To Dynamics Users?
One way to decide between systems is to hear from those who use them.
continue reading...ERP Software Churn—Microsoft Dynamics versus NetSuite
A good analysis of NetSuite churn is offered by Jason Carter in his blog. One must step back from that analysis and ask why the customers are leaving the product so quickly in such high numbers. The comments on the blog post are as informative as the article itself. An independent analysis of the Microsoft Dynamics Product Roadmaps shows the long-term investment being made in the product line, indicating strong support of Dynamics GP all the way out to version 14—a product life stretching from 1993 to 2014.
continue reading...Top 10 Lessons Learned from Difficult ERP Installations
I have a “Top Ten” List of ERP/accounting software installations over my 30-some years of implementation experience. I make every attempt to learn from each one of them although it surprises me that companies and people can always think of some new way to cause an installation to fail or cost much more than it [...]
continue reading...A Perfect Fit—Alternatives with Job Cost, Project Accounting, and Service Management Functionality
One of the strengths of Microsoft Dynamics GP is its abundance of alternative modules and third-party products that can fit exactly the type of costing and billing unique to your company. Computeration personnel have in-depth experience assessing the nuances and needs for this type of functionality. At its basic level, companies may need spur-of-the-moment project [...]
continue reading...Get a Quick Win with Your Next Implementation – Prototype!
If you’re the project manager waiting to show executive management that “quick win” from your project, there’s nothing like a performance report out of the prototype, formatted exactly with your data and their requirements, when management thinks you’ve barely started on the project. Prototyping allows you to develop management and financial reports before the heat [...]
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