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Next Page »Keep It Simple, Successful, and Rapid—a Sample Dynamics GP Needs Analysis
on Friday, May 24, 2013Download a KISSR (Keep It Simple, Successful, and Rapid) sample needs analysis.
Read More »Do You Want an Easy-to-use Excel Integration to Dynamics GP?
on Friday, May 17, 2013Zap! Integration from Computeration provides error messages the typical English-speaking human being easily understands. It integrates AA dimensions and re-imports corrected records with one click.
Read More »RapidStart and PSTL Tools for Dynamics GP 2013
on Friday, May 10, 2013With a rapid implementation, you may feel like you’re in a race car going over a hill the first time with no idea of what’s on the other side. Our consultants have been there many times. With their experience and the tools available for use with Dynamics GP, they can get you to the finish line the fastest.
Read More »Demo on How to Create a SQL Server Report
on Friday, May 10, 2013A powerful demo of how to create a SQL Server Report using the SQL Server Profiler.
Read More »Shifting the Risk of Your Dynamics GP System towards Your Host
on Tuesday, April 30, 2013Using a hosted deployment of on demand Dynamics GP will shift part of your risk to your host and allow you to move ahead with the new technology you need because the host bears the risk of the equipment purchases.
Read More »Yummy! Yummy! Dynamics GP RapidStart Puts Blackberries in My Tummy
on Tuesday, April 23, 2013The implementation approach is one of ensuring that we understand what the client wants, translating it into the prototype system, demonstrating the system to them so they see what they expected, and documenting the system so we insure clarity.
Read More »Rapid Implementation Book has New Tricks for Old Chicks
on Friday, April 12, 2013Gloria’s book, Rapid Implementation, has been released on Amazon. The book is easy to read and humorous to bring back old memories, keep you awake, and make you chuckle while you think, “Oh, that’s what we could do better.”
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