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Back from Convergence, here’s what techies and others have to say about Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010

By Marcia Nita Doron One reason for the popularity of Convergence (the annual Microsoft customer event that attracts thousands of attendees) this year, is that Microsoft chose Convergence as the site for unveiling the new release of Dynamics GP.  The official name is GP 2010, which is a new naming convention for Microsoft’s business solutions [...]

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Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Launch Event in Massachusetts

By Marcia Nita Doron, Altico Advisors If you’re in New England and want a sneak peek at the new release of Microsoft Dynamics GP (which is now officially called Dynamics GP 2010, as opposed to Dynamics GP 11) you’re invited to attend our live event in Marlborough on May 20th. GP 2010 has just officially launched [...]

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When Is It Time To Move Up From QuickBooks To Microsoft Dynamics GP? An Accountant’s Perspective

Written by Mike Kean, President, Altico Advisors I have seen many companies push QuickBooks far beyond its intended use by building manual systems in Access or Excel, for example.  These systems allow companies to continue to use QuickBooks and delay the purchase of a new system.  However, at some point QuickBooks simply becomes too inefficient.  [...]

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Selecting An ERP/Accounting System – Part II: The Pitfalls

Selecting new ERP/accounting software to run your business is a big decision and can be a daunting task.  To help you successfully navigate a software selection initiative, Altico Advisors has developed a step by step approach.  This is Part II of a 3-part series entitled “The 3 Ps of Software Selection – The Process, the [...]

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How Can I Go Beyond Basic Reporting? Dynamics GP 2010 Will Take You There

By Joel Hatin As a local Microsoft partner we are often asked to provide our clients with greater visibility into Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to better meet their business needs.  More importantly we have been asked:  “How can I go beyond basic reporting and have the information I need come right to me?”  With the [...]

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