Custom Development can often bridge the gap between disparate systems and plug necessary technology holes in business operations. Businesses may often see vast increases in efficiency and profit margins by making strategic investments in their business technologies.

 

Favorable Upgrade Rules

Take advantage of favorable transition rules for new customers buying until September 30, 2012.

Buy a new Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 solution with at least a BE or AM Foundation Pack prior to October 1, 2012 and receive the Starter Pack which includes 3 Full Users upon upgrade (within the same Microsoft Dynamics GP product line) with the free LMTU to Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013.

 

Before you can implement a disaster strategy for your business, you have to create a pretty detailed checklist. This checklist needs to address every conceivable emergency that can plague your organization, identify mission-critical applications and systems, and be signed off by key players in your organization.

Are you experiencing:
-Log-in lags

-Slow program initialization

-Screen freezes

-Too many pop-up windows

-Lack of access to desired programs

There is much to be excited about with Dynamics GP 2013, scheduled for release later this year. If you are planning on upgrading, make sure your organization is ready to support Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013.

Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 will not work with Microsoft XP (all editions), Microsoft Office 2007, and IE7.0. For some installations, this latest GP release will require more careful planning than for past upgrades.

Being able to look at IT through a business lens and identify areas where the business is most in need for technological upgrades, reorganization, and integration is becoming an ever increasing requirement of the CIO’s of dynamic growing and shrinking businesses.

Do you have functional limitations, redundant data entry, inability to access information on the go, or difficulty getting the reports you need?

It may be time to start considering other options.