by Brian Hayes, The Resource Group Is your company considering purchasing an ERP software solution like Microsoft Dynamics GP in 2011, but you do not have money in the budget for a software upgrade? Here are 2 tax incentives created by the U.S. government to increase cash flow and encourage small business growth. Net Operating [...]
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Frustrated with the Excel Budgeting Process? Microsoft Forecaster can help.
by Denise Hawes, Implementation Consultant, The Resource Group Excel is no doubt the most widely used budgeting tool for small to midsized businesses. Let’s face it – no one likes to budget, but it is a necessary evil for most organizations, especially in a down economy. In fact, more and more organizations that I work [...]
continue reading...Payroll Garnishment Management Made Easy in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010
By Lori Penewit, Implementation Consultant, The Resource Group Did you know that Microsoft Dynamics GP Payroll includes features to handle complicated payroll garnishments calculations? And, the release of Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 includes updates to make garnishment management even easier? In the Payroll module of Microsoft Dynamics GP, garnishments are handled as a separate deduction [...]
continue reading...Word Forms and Email Delivery are a Knock-out in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010
By Mike Smith, Implementation Consultant, The Resource Group The Microsoft Dynamic GP team has delivered a 1-2 punch in version 2010 with the release of the new Microsoft Word business form templates and robust email business form delivery. Prior to Microsoft Dynamics GP version 2010, advanced business form development and email delivery functionality relied on [...]
continue reading...Steps to Ensure a Successful Implementation of Microsoft Dynamics GP
By Mike Hancock, Project Manager, The Resource Group During my years of managing software implementations and my study of project management methodologies, such as Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step Methodology, several key attributes of successful implementation projects have surfaced over and over again. To get your software implementation project off to a successful start and to [...]
continue reading...Getting The Help You Need: Options for Microsoft Dynamics GP Support And Training
By Sheri Carney, The Resource Group As is the cycle of any career, you will find yourself one day either needing help with your current processing or wanting to know more about it. Microsoft Dynamics and your Microsoft partner (Value Added Reseller) provide options of where to turn when these situations arise. Support for Microsoft [...]
continue reading...How Is Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 The New Way To Do Business?
By Kim Anselmo, The Resource Group On May 1, 2010 Microsoft released Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 (Dynamics GP version 11.0). What is making this new release so popular among the existing and future customers of Microsoft Dynamics GP and why will it be the new way to do business? For starters, Microsoft has added some [...]
continue reading...5 Reasons to Switch from Outsourced Payroll to In-House Microsoft Dynamics GP Payroll
by Lori Penewit, The Resource Group More and more small and medium sized businesses have opted to move payroll processing from an outsourced solution to an in-house solution using Microsoft Dynamics GP. Here are a few reasons why: Catch Payroll Errors Before Paychecks go to Employees One of the downsides of using outsourced payroll providers [...]
continue reading...Why Should I Pay for Project Management? That’s Just “Overhead”.
by Mike Hancock, The Resource Group Having been involved with “tier 2” ERP systems for over twenty-five years, I have witnessed first-hand the reasons for / benefits of project management for ERP implementation projects. Early in my career, I had the unfortunate experience of arriving at a client’s place of business with a box of [...]
continue reading...Fraud Prevention With Dynamics GP Safe Pay And EFT
In today’s world, where we use on-line banking to pay our bills and we write fewer and fewer checks, as individuals, we worry most about identity or credit card theft. But what about the company you work for? How is it protecting itself against theft? Most small to mid-sized businesses still write manual checks to [...]
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