Blogs
In Control, On Budget: The Benefits of Fixed-Price Projects
In our commitment to providing insightful business guidance, we emphasize the significance of transitioning to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central or Finance and Supply Chain Management , strategically avoiding challenges associated with the scheduled end-of-life of Microsoft Dynamics GP in 2025. This proactive move ensures cost efficiency, modern cloud features, and steadfast support, allowing businesses to align systems with growth ambitions for sustained success at this crucial juncture. Introduction: In the agile world of Microsoft Dynamics GP (formerly Great Plains) upgrades to Business Central (BC), decision-making is not always simple. Amidst the flurry of the GP to BC marketing campaigns, our consulting team has been inundated with customer queries. This surge prompted us to delve deeper into the intricacies that marketing materials often obscure. We created a roadmap to help guide GP users with the questions needed to address their business. You can find our complete roadmap here , or read a great overview of the guide below.
Unlocking the Power of Microsoft Dynamics 365 in Manufacturing
Maximizing ERP Potential: Microsoft's Automation and AI Powerhouse
This blog shares a successful ERP project story and introduces the idea that could be the secret to team and implementation success.
A guide to when you should look to upgrade from Microsoft Dynamics GP and questions to ask.
As an existing on-premise, Microsoft Dynamics GP (GP) customer, if you have asked yourself the question, “why do I need to upgrade?” and the answer was to move to the cloud, then you have multiple options.
The second blog in our GP Upgrades collection is aimed at providing senior functional and technical resources for Microsoft Dynamics upgrade and rescue projects.
Consider all of your options before deciding to upgrade from Microsoft Great Plains. Get expert insight and experience from 2 ERP vets and their thoughts on the options available for those outgrowing their current ERP system.
After identifying Shadow ERP elements, this post describes the new Pelorus approach to ERP implementations utilizing shadow erp and the new reporting application called Insite.
The Shadow ERP Ratio
In this blog we identify what shadow erp is, how to identify the elements of shadow erp, and how it effects erp implementations.
In this blog we identify what the sure step method is and why it hasn't worked, isn't changing, and still isn't working. Rethinking erp implementations is necessary to avoid failure and major challenges.
If you are contemplating or in the process of implementing a new ERP system then you must come to grips with the fact that your implementation will fail. In this series I will look at the standard ERP sales and implementation process areas that contribute to eventual failure. Success for this series of posts would be discussing how to implement fresh ideas and strategies to break the cycle of failed implementations.
