Explore how you can solve document management issues with OneDrive to create a secure environment while maintaining a culture of teamwork and collaboration.
Tips for a Rapid Deployment of Microsoft Dynamics GP
Keeping it simple can reduce a lot of stress in life. Well, the same goes for business software implementations. Many failed implementations are the result of trying to accomplish too much in too little time.
Process vs. Discrete Manufacturing: An ERP Software Selection Guide
The most discernible difference between discrete and process manufacturing is the way the product is created. Further reading examines the specific aspects that make process manufacturing ERP Software unique.
Multi-Currency/Inter-Company (MCIC)
Multi-Currency/Inter-Company (MCIC) is an add-on for Microsoft Dynamics SL ® that facilitates multi-national organizations doing business and transferring funds between entities with different base currency.
The Microsoft Dynamics NAV Process Flow
If you’re considering upgrading to Dynamics NAV or are interested in its capabilities, the first step is to understand how it works.
Admiral Consulting Group and SI Foodware
By combining our many years of industry experience and the Microsoft Dynamics NAV ERP solution in conjunction with SI Foodware we can help you succeed in achieving your goals for continued business success.
Four Features Offer Stronger Cost Control Management in Dynamics GP
Explore some tips on how you can use Microsoft Dynamics GP’s financial solution to put stronger controls on the many costs essential to growing your business.
Microsoft Dynamics GP Tools Available At No Cost
Microsoft now offers a free toolkit designed to help Microsoft Dynamics users consolidate and change critical data throughout their entire system.
The Oprah Effect: Warning Signs That Hinder Effective Inventory Management
You’ve probably heard stories of the “Oprah effect,” wherein an appearance on The Oprah Winfrey Show and/or an endorsement by Oprah Winfrey herself can create an enormous business impact.
The Only Difference Between A Failed ERP Implementation And A Successful One
Your needs have changed and will continue to do so. You need greater visibility in order to make better business decisions