According to this , public cloud computing will fuel the information technology industry for the next 25 years. We think this proves that the cloud is no “fad”, rather an economic option for businesses that need flexible and affordable IT solutions. As a Microsoft Dynamics ERP Partner, we have written our fair share of cloud articles to help those interested in the cloud learn more about how it can help their businesses.
- For those of you still contemplating a move to the cloud, a pros and cons list of cloud computing may help you make that decision faster and more accurately. The last thing you want to do is make that shift and then find out it isn’t right for your unique needs.
- Don’t let misconceptions about cloud computing hold your company back. and decide for yourself.
- A whitepaper surveys actual cloud users to report on how the cloud works for them, their concerns, and/or wants of the cloud’s functionality. Read through this resource and put yourself in their shoes; does it feel right?
- Microsoft Dynamics® ERP is next to move into the cloud and Microsoft is dedicated to making it beneficial for its users. .
Hopefully these resources will help you frame a better idea of what cloud computing could mean for you. We know it’s a decision that shouldn’t be taken lightly and your research is key to making a right decision. Please let us know if you have any questions as we are here as experts specializing in the implementation of Microsoft Dynamics® GP, Microsoft Dynamics NAV, Microsoft Dynamics SL and Microsoft Dynamics CRM.
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Thank you for the insight. I am excited about Cloud ERP, yet I like to take a balanced approach.
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