One of the key elements of owning Microsoft Dynamics GP is keeping your financial data backed up and secure. Not everyone can afford to have a full time IT staff to monitor their back office system. This is why Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 Standard Edition can be a very valuable tool for small to [...]
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Does Your ERP Have Enough (Business) Intelligence?
When defining your enterprise resource planning (ERP) requirements, make business intelligence (BI) a top priority. You could deploy the most robust ERP solution in terms of data collection, but if you haven’t factored in sufficient business intelligence capabilities, the data your ERP captures will not be very valuable or useful. It’s one thing to collect [...]
continue reading...The Significance of ERP Cloud for Small and Medium Businesses
It’s been widely reported that Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)implementation failures are a major concern for any organization considering ERP. This is especially true for small and medium sized organizations that lack the expertise or the bandwidth to implement internally without hiring outside consulting, or who have smaller budgets. Do the advantages of ERP outweigh the disadvantages and [...]
continue reading...Microsoft Dynamics NAV – 1.3 Million Users Can’t Be Wrong
There are over 1.3 million users of Microsoft Dynamics NAV and with the release of version 2009 SP1 the software is now open to millions of new features. Millions? You may ask how can that be? No way? Let me explain what I mean. Twenty years ago when our firm began, custom developed software was the [...]
continue reading...Are Your Prices Hurting Your Bottom Line? Microsoft Dynamics GP Project Accounting Module Can Help!
Do you really have a good handle on the profitability of the projects that you take on? Whether it’s tracking all the costs related to your membership event or the hours your team spends on delivering the services of a contract, you may not be charging enough. If you are “estimating” expenses allocated to a [...]
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