The conversation on real differences between Microsoft Dynamics NAV and AX continues as contributing technical blogger and ex-Microsoft product expert Thom Doss discusses leveraging web services and SSRS. This is part three of a series. To review previous articles: More Real Differences between Microsoft Dynamics NAV and AX Sustainable Engineering in Microsoft Dynamics NAV and [...]
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Sustainable Engineering in Microsoft Dynamics NAV and AX or More Real Differences between Microsoft Dynamics NAV and AX
In our recent post More Real Differences between Microsoft Dynamics NAV and AX we started a conversation with Thom Doss regarding the dramatic differences between Microsoft Dynamics NAV and AX. In that introduction for this series, Thom promised you Workflow Foundation (WF) and SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) this week, but feedback from readers convinced [...]
continue reading...LMT Your Microsoft Dynamics GP
Attention Microsoft Dynamics GP users who are currently on Module Based Licensing (your organization has GP Standard or GP Professional users) – Do you want to increase the functionality of your Microsoft Dynamics GP solution? If so, you’ll want to read on and learn how your organization can take advantage of a great offer when [...]
continue reading...Microsoft Ups The Ante With New Buy 1, Get 3 Offer
The good ol’ BOGO (Buy one, get one free) offer has been applied to everything from shoes to cars. But until June 24th 2011 Microsoft has decided to one-up that offer with a Buy 1, Get 2 free on new Microsoft Dynamics GP Licenses. That’s right – if you’ve never owned Microsoft Dynamics GP in [...]
continue reading...Considering Microsoft Dynamics GP? Now’s the Perfect Time! Microsoft Offers Buy One, Get Three Licenses
Perhaps you’ve outgrown your existing back office system. Maybe you’ve been waiting for the right time to migrate to a solution with greater functionality. Could be you’re really sick of paying exorbitant maintenance fees. – Regardless of your reason there has never been a better time to purchase Microsoft Dynamics GP. Microsoft just announced the [...]
continue reading...Favorite Features of Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 R2
Next week we will all get to see LIVE the feature set included in the R2 release of Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 while at the Microsoft Customer Conference Convergence. Convergence is the largest Microsoft networking, training, and knowledge sharing event of the year and takes place April 10th-13th at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, [...]
continue reading...Microsoft Dynamics GP: All the Functionality – 1/3 of the Investment
If you’re looking for an ERP or business management solution that empowers your people with familiar software, fits with the systems you already use, drives business productivity, and enables confident decision making, Microsoft Dynamics GP is the solution you’ve been looking for. Now is the time to experience the full functionality of a comprehensive business [...]
continue reading...Outgrowing QuickBooks or Struggling with Disparate Systems?
Are you struggling with disparate systems that require manual rekeying of information for key reporting items, or a system that creates an unstable and unreliable environment with frequent system crashes? Is your organization outgrowing QuickBooks? Celleration, a member of the highly regulated Life Sciences industry, was using a combination of QuickBooks and Excel for their [...]
continue reading...Taxable Benefits in Microsoft Dynamics GP Payroll
Employers often find it desirable (or legally necessary) to report the value of a benefit paid by the employer on the behalf of employees on the employees’ pay documents and/or W-2s. In some instances, these dollar amounts must also be added to the employee’s taxable wage amount. Recent legislation will bring this need to the [...]
continue reading...Which is More Important When Looking for ERP Software Today – Price or Differentiation?
I read an entry on an enterprise blog today arguing weather, with the economic culture being as it is, companies are truly interested in finding those nuggets of features in a product that differentiate them from the competition, or do they just want a good, basic product they can grow with, offered at a reasonable or low price? [...]
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