Introducing Microsoft Dynamics Low Start Payment Solution
Are you looking for a Microsoft Dynamics Solution? The Dynamics Low Start payment solution from Microsoft is just what you need!
Credit-approved customers now have the opportunity to pay just 1% of the total project cost for the first 6 months of a 36 month finance agreement. So what’s included? You get the powerful Dynamics solution you need now and pay only a fraction of the total cost over the initial 6 months – helping you to defer most of the costs until you start to realise benefits from the solution. This is a very attractive proposition for a new business system when budgets are tight, and could enable you to increase your margins and drive growth. Continue reading →
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Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 1 Released
Now that Service Pack 1 is out, it’s time to upgrade to Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013!!
Check out Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 1 details
Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Product Download Page – NEW DVD including Service Pack 1 is here! Continue reading →
Social Enterprises Choose Dynamics NAV for Financial Management
In recent years, the Big Society ideals were presented by the government and turned into reality by many new companies throughout the UK, new social enterprises operating as cooperatives of commercial entities to supply goods and services aimed at improving the common good of the community. In the context of NHS services, the “Right to Request” gave place to new initiatives in this field, but in the meantime new social enterprises started operating. They needed to have business software ready to support their finance and operations, and the case studies illustrate how this worked. Dynamics NAV was set up and ready to use in less than 3 months. What happened in the 2 years that followed?
I can’t run this ship by consensus
“I can’t run this ship by consensus”, said Captain Kathryn Janeway on an episode of Star Trek – Voyager when faced with a particularly difficult ethical dilemma involving ruthless competition in outer space. In the also somewhat fictional universe of software product development, there’s some characters I can easily imagine uttering the same words.
One is Mark Shuttleworth, who seems inclined to clash with some of the userbase. I can’t blame him. For years and years, people thought that Linux was a command-line based OS, something that only could only be handled by old school computer nerds. With time, more distros added Gnome, KDE and other window managers/toolkits/…things that made the user interface look like the “desktop” metaphor made common in the Microsoft Windows and Apple MacIntosh world.
Take Your Business Systems Beyond ERP
If you’re like a lot of small and midsize businesses (SMBs) today, your current systems are nudging you further and further out of your comfort zone. They get the basic job done, as long as nothing out of the ordinary happens. But what will happen when you want to open a new store or warehouse, expand to new markets, or add an additional line of business? Do you find it harder to connect with suppliers and customers, comply with new tax laws or environmental regulations, or keep customers loyal with the new competition you face in a global economy? Continue reading →
