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Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 Offers Valuable Updates and Improved Pricing Model

The specifics of Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2013 — code-named Orion — became clearer at this year’s Worldwide Partner Conference presented by Microsoft.  This announcement confirmed the four much anticipated updates to the guided processes: integrated social networking (using Yammer), tablet support for iPad® (and of course Surface) and future integration with MarketingPilot…

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Management Reporter Filters in Trees and Rows

You may, at some point, want to set up a report that you have built dimension specifications in the row to have a tree that will also filter by those same dimensions to get, say, a line of business report – or only dimensions that are specified in a row…

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Microsoft’s New CRM Release: Code-Named “Orion”

Orion will be the first major Dynamics platform update since early 2011. It’s scheduled to release in late 2013.

The full list of enhancements should be confirmed at this week’s Worldwide Partner Conference, but based on information KTL Solutions received at Microsoft Dynamics Convergence, it’s clear to us that Orion will be a major Microsoft CRM update…

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GP 2013 on Windows Azure

On June 18, Microsoft announced that its Dynamics GP 2013 will now be available on the Windows Azure platform.  This announcement comes just two years after the company first announced that its Dynamics ERP products would eventually move to the cloud based Windows Azure platform…

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Attaching Files in Dynamics GP

File attachments allow you to provide supporting documents to particular records in Dynamics GP.  For instance, you may want to associate an Excel spreadsheet with a particular vendor:

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3 SafePay Setup Tips for Microsoft Dynamics GP

SafePay creates a file you can send to your bank detailing the checks/and or EFTs you have created during a given time period, so the bank can match that up to what tries to clear your account. In doing so, you can address any discrepancies.  It is an excellent security measure for avoiding theft…

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Is SQL Server Memory Settings Affecting Your Server’s Performance?

By default, SQL Server’s max memory is 2147483647.  With this default setting, SQL Server will “commit” as much memory as possible until there’s none left for the operating system to run efficiently.

If the operating system has no memory available, it will start using the page file instead of RAM. Using the page file in place of memory will result in poor system performance.

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