A large service organization had a custom legacy operational program that was on its last leg. It wasn’t just a question of if it would cripple operations, it was a question of when. Furthermore, while it did integrate with accounting and payroll data, it took upwards of eight hours to complete these integrations – when they actually ran successfully. But users were used to the functionality and management wanted to minimize the training and chaos of bringing a new system online. AIM Technologies tackled this by recreating the same functionality in a -based version. This means that it was written with the same language as Microsoft Dynamics GP and operates completely within the GP environment. Read ...
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