D365 Integration Challenges and Why Industry Experience Matters
Implementing Microsoft Dynamics 365 (D365) can unlock major benefits for businesses—but it often comes with significant integration challenges, especially when connecting non-Microsoft tools or outdated legacy systems. These issues can slow down deployments, introduce errors, or create long-term technical debt. In this blog, we’ll break down the most common D365 integration challenges companies face and […]
Fin de la vida útil de Microsoft Great Plains en 2025 – Todo lo que necesitas saber
En muchos sentidos, un sistema ERP actúa como una entidad viva que respira dentro de una organización. Estos sistemas requieren un cierto nivel de atención para funcionar con éxito, incluso después de completada la implementación. Aunque muchos consideran que el software ERP es una inversión que merece la pena, no es, ni mucho menos, una solución inmortal. En algún momento, los sistemas obsoletos se convierten en una molestia y deben ser reemplazados, dejando a los proveedores de ERP la opción de seguir apoyando los productos heredados o establecer un plan de “fin de vida” con la esperanza de iniciar la transición de los clientes a la última versión. Cuando llega el momento, muchas empresas están preparadas para el siguiente capítulo. Para otras, la transición puede parecer un sorpresivo desalojo. Recientemente, Microsoft anunció que dejaría de dar soporte a Dynamics Great Plains en 2025. El propio sistema Great Plains es considerado como un gigante en la industria y ha proporcionado una solución ERP y de contabilidad confiable durante décadas. Esta noticia sembró la incertidumbre en muchas pequeñas y medianas empresas. En un esfuerzo por ayudar a las organizaciones a desentrañar este último anuncio de Microsoft, vamos a sumergirnos en la historia de GP, el significado de este anuncio de fin de vida para Microsoft y cómo los clientes actuales de GP pueden plantear su futuro en ERP.
La fin du logiciel Microsoft Great Plains est prévue pour 2025 – Tout ce qu’il faut absolument savoir !
Un système ERP est, par bien des aspects, une entité vivante qui évolue au sein d’une organisation. Pour fonctionner avec succès, ces systèmes requièrent un certain niveau d’attention, même une fois la mise à niveau achevée. Bien que beaucoup considèrent les logiciels ERP comme un investissement rentable, il ne s’agit pas pour autant d’une solution immuable. Il arrive un moment où les systèmes plus anciens deviennent difficiles à gérer et doivent être remplacés. Les fournisseurs d’ERP ont alors le choix entre continuer à proposer leurs anciens produits ou établir un plan de “fin de cycle de vie” dans l’espoir que les clients puissent évoluer vers la version la plus récente.
The Best Strengths of Microsoft Dynamics 365 ERP Software
If you’re evaluating potential ERP systems in the marketplace, Microsoft D365 might be one that you consider. There’s a lot of things to like about Microsoft Dynamics 365 and that’s what we want to talk about here today. Microsoft Dynamics 365 is one of the most common ERP systems in the marketplace, we actually ranked […]
End-of-Life Microsoft Great Plains in 2025 – Everything you Need to Know
In many ways, an ERP system acts as a living, breathing entity within an organization. These systems require a certain level of attention to function successfully, even after implementation is complete. While many consider ERP software to be a worthwhile investment, it is, by no means, an immortal solution. At some point, aging systems become […]
Microsoft Dynamics CRM Product Review
A Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software is a system that automates sales and customer service processes to help companies drive growth. There are countless options of prospective services that do just that in the market today. From more recently popular cloud-based software solutions to on-premise solutions that provide a more customizable approach, it’s important to […]
Top 10 Warehouse Management Systems
Companies looking to drive more efficiency and throughput in their warehouses typically rely on technology to help them do that. As supply chains become more global, customers become more demanding, and technology changes rapidly, distribution companies often find themselves under enormous pressure to automate and optimize their warehouse operations. There is an overabundance of warehouse […]
What is Business Intelligence?
Over the years, organizations have invested billions of dollars in new ERP systems and other enterprise technologies. However, most fail to extract better information, decision-making, and overall business value from these investments. We recently wrote about a common dynamic along these lines: most organizations fail to achieve the last mile of digital transformation. They focus […]
ERP and Your Golf Game
I was recently speaking with a business leader who is contemplating a new ERP system, and he mentioned that it was as confusing as buying a new golf driver. As I let that thought marinate, I realized the similarities between golf and ERP are astounding. Consider the following five similarities as you embark on your […]
Who Are You Voting For? Key Decisions for Your Digital Strategy
Many countries throughout the world are approaching election season. As we often see in US politics, elections are often controversial and divisive with no clear-cut “right” answers. Similarly, decisions related to digital strategy are also divisive and controversial with no clear-cut answers. Software vendors and systems integrators often peddle their products and services with “best […]
Is the Grass Really Greener? Assessing the Need for a New ERP System
Getting a brand spanking-new ERP sounds awesome, right? Automated everything, the latest and greatest functionality. Like a new car… until you realize the new monthly cost, plus satellite radio, plus the new insurance premium. All of a sudden, your 2013 Camry, and your legacy ERP aren’t looking all that bad. So how do you really […]
If ERP Software Vendors Were Beers
Why not, they go well together. But what beer will you choose? Choosing a beer should be easier than choosing a new ERP, but there are some striking similarities between the two. With the growing availability, scalability, complexity and ease of integration across enterprise platforms, we are hearing more and more confusion on what actually […]