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The Dalai Lama walks into a pizza shop and asks, “Can you make me one with everything?”
Can you make me one with everything?
That seems to be the theme these days when exploring ERP solutions. No longer are organizations satisfied with the traditional limited-feature and functionality model. The software you choose to run your business should be a tool to help you grow, expand, increase visibility, and become more efficient. Success shouldn’t incur a penalty, or “growth-tax”, in the form of additional user licenses. Say hello to Acumatica.
Winning Government Contracts is now Easier and Harder for Federal Government Contractors
We have observed over the last few years that bidding on contracts with the Federal Government is becoming easier and harder; a contradiction yes, but true just the same.
It has become easier because of the standardization of the award vehicles and bid consolidators like INPUT. The task of finding the right contracts to bid on and the less complex responses required make bidding easier; but now that it is easier, there are many more firms competing, which makes winning contracts harder.
Why Go To Convergence?
Should I be going to Convergence? What value is in it for me to go to Convergence this year?
These are just some of the questions we get from our customers this time of year regarding Convergence the Annual Microsoft Conference.
CRM Polaris Release
On January 21, 2013, Microsoft announced the “broader availability” of the Dynamics CRM Online, updated in December 2012,named Polaris. This update will bring more Microsoft Office, social networking, and multi-browser integration to CRM Online. Some of the features include:
Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013: Web Client Phase Two
Phase 2 of the Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 web client is on track for a March/April release. The next phase of the web client will include Human Resources and Payroll as a functional series as the primary purpose of this release.
The web client for Dynamics GP 2013 will be delivered in 5 phases as laid out by Microsoft at the end of 2012. The upcoming phases include:
Top Features of Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013
KTL Solutions, a full-service technology consulting organization that specializes in business applications, is now offering Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013.
Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 is the newest version of Dynamics GP (formerly Great Plains), an enterprise resource planning solution that is simple to learn, easy to use and delivers comprehensive management functionality for small and midsize businesses. Dynamics GP 2013 was released on December 19, 2012. It was the biggest release since February 1993, when the software changed over from Great Plains Accounting to Great Plains Dynamics.
Dynamics CRM Online: Your Vision – Your Solution
Gone are the days when an organization’s sales department needed to adapt its business rules and processes to what software solutions dictated. Gone, are the days where “freedom and flexibility” meant paying an exorbitant price for a customized solution. Welcome to tomorrow, and Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online.
Dynamics GP 2013: Full User and Limited User
We have highlighted the different features of the Starter and Extended Packs being offered by Microsoft with the recent release of Dynamics GP 2013. With these packs you also choose between users licensing between Full User and Limited User:
Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013: Extended Pack
Over the next few days we will be giving details of each module in each pack for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013. The Extended Pack is designed to help you build on the functions of the Starter Pack and gain control over your manufacturing environment, and manage warehouse support operations and professional services to manage your billable activities generated by your consultants. This pack also gives you basic Customer Relationship Management (CRM) to manage your customer and supplier relationships and offer them the highest quality of service and support.
