There’s a lot of misinformation, in general, around Dynamics Business Central SaaS upgrades and one of them is cloud ERP security. Of course, the move to cloud ERP allows companies to outsource hosting, maintenance, and expenses around in-house data centers, but the move away from on-premises means less control over ERP database servers. While SaaS… Continue reading Clearing the Confusion Around Cloud ERP Security
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Partner Support Is Crucial for Dynamics 365 Business Central SaaS Deprecated Code
Business approaches are changing all the time, and moving to Dynamics 365 Business Central SaaS offers IT departments the ability to focus on operations and leverage Microsoft ERP expertise with its online platform. The upside, of course, is no hardware or software to buy and maintain. However, companies need to be aware that code deprecations… Continue reading Partner Support Is Crucial for Dynamics 365 Business Central SaaS Deprecated Code
Mature Manufacturing Plant Data Demands Cloud ERP
Discrete manufacturers and batch processing plants have moved quickly over the last ten years to transition plant floor machines and systems away from analog processes to digital input/outputs (I/O), so ERP software could optimize production planning, forecasting, and invoicing, to name a few. However, achieving mature manufacturing plant data takes time as companies experience ebbs… Continue reading Mature Manufacturing Plant Data Demands Cloud ERP
Dynamics NAV and Business Central On-Premises ERP Users: It’s Time to Take the Bridge to the Cloud
The Bridge to Cloud promo mentioned in this post is no longer available, however, other promotions may be available. Contact your partner for current pricing incentives. Are you using Microsoft Dynamics NAV or Dynamics 365 Business Central on premises? If so, you’ve at least thought about moving to the cloud. The world is moving in… Continue reading Dynamics NAV and Business Central On-Premises ERP Users: It’s Time to Take the Bridge to the Cloud
Microsoft’s New Commerce Experience: What It Means for Customers
What Is Microsoft’s New Commerce Experience (NCE)? Microsoft has announced and will start rolling out in January 2022 its New Commerce Experience. What is NCE? Simply put, it is a new pricing model. Microsoft’s goal is to simplify the buying experience for all of their business customers. Over the years, as Microsoft has developed and acquired… Continue reading Microsoft’s New Commerce Experience: What It Means for Customers
Why SaaS ERP Software Does Not Mean the End To Upgrades
With the cloud clearly becoming dominant in the world of software, common questions arise concerning upgrades. If a business or organization is on a SaaS (Software as a Service) application—like ERP—do they still need to deal with upgrades? The answer lies somewhere in between yes and no; this post explains why. SaaS Software Defined Before… Continue reading Why SaaS ERP Software Does Not Mean the End To Upgrades
Difference Between IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS And When You Need to Use Them
If you’re moving or thinking of moving your applications to the cloud, you might hear about different hosting options. Among these options are: Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS). Which option you choose depends largely on your business needs. To understand the advantages of each… Continue reading Difference Between IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS And When You Need to Use Them
Benefits of Subscription-Based Pricing
Cost and convenience are among the top benefits of a subscription-based pricing model, whether for coffee delivery or ERP software. Think about how nice is it to have something turn up on your doorstep; something you need, right when you need it without having to think about it. Even better, consider the idea of turning… Continue reading Benefits of Subscription-Based Pricing