Category: Microsoft Software

The Microsoft Dynamics GP Roadmap: What It Means for Your Business

If you are a Microsoft Dynamics GP (formerly Great Plains Software) user, you have probably wondered whether to stay on Dynamics GP or to migrate to a new ERP. The good news is Dynamics GP will be around for a while, so, if you have invested significant time, training, and customizations into your GP implementation, or… Continue reading The Microsoft Dynamics GP Roadmap: What It Means for Your Business

Microsoft Dynamics Business Central Company Hub Feature

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central version 17 has many new features. In this “Cool Stuff in Business Central” video from ArcherPoint, we show the new Company Hub feature. The Company Hub feature pulls together multiple companies whether they are in the same Business Central database or not. This is a huge benefit as it allows… Continue reading Microsoft Dynamics Business Central Company Hub Feature

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Year-End Closing Procedure

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One of my favorite features in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is the period close or year-end process.  You can continue working into the next period as if it were any normal day while the bean counters do their thing with closing the prior period.  While there may be tasks to be completed at a period’s… Continue reading Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Year-End Closing Procedure

Business Central 17 Clears Up Confusion by Reducing Use of Navigate

This is a change in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central version 17. Customers gave feedback to Microsoft that the word “Navigate” is used in too many places in the menu, which is confusing. I agree; many times, I’d tell a customer to click on “Navigate”, and they’d click the wrong one. Microsoft replaced the word “Navigate”… Continue reading Business Central 17 Clears Up Confusion by Reducing Use of Navigate

Microsoft Business Central 2020 Wave 2 Version 17 Highlights

Microsoft continues to evolve Dynamics Business Central (BC), and the latest release—2020 Wave 2/version 17—is no exception. Microsoft’s focus is to make BC a product people enjoy using and ensuring every tool in the Microsoft ecosystem is available to BC users through world-class cloud service that’s easy to adopt and delivers high performance; continuous improvements… Continue reading Microsoft Business Central 2020 Wave 2 Version 17 Highlights

LS Retail Releases LS Central Version 16.4

LS Retail, a leader in software for retail companies, just released the latest version of LS Central, version 16.4. This blog highlights some new features. Enhancements for Replenishment Of particular interest to retailers is what they have added in the area of replenishment. Having a reliable replenishment strategy is more important than ever these days,… Continue reading LS Retail Releases LS Central Version 16.4

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7 Ways Retailers Adapt Their Supply Chain and Replenishment Strategy With Technology and Creativity

Keeping the right products on the shelves (whether virtual or in-person) and getting those products into shopping carts is more of a challenge today than ever before. Retailers that want to survive the pandemic and shifting economy need to make adjustments to adapt quickly in areas like supply chain management and replenishment. In a recent… Continue reading 7 Ways Retailers Adapt Their Supply Chain and Replenishment Strategy With Technology and Creativity

Community Summit North America 2020 Sessions to Watch

Community Summit North America (formerly UG Summit) has gone virtual for 2020, providing easier access to all users of Dynamics 365 Business Central/NAV, F&O/AX, GP, SL, and Microsoft Power Platform. With new options for attendance, there really is something for everyone. Registration types are: Community Pass: This FREE option gives you access to: The virtual… Continue reading Community Summit North America 2020 Sessions to Watch

Meltwich uses Outlook and SharePoint to connect with fast-growing chain

When you hear a name like “Meltwich”, you know it’s going to be good. The fast-casual restaurant chain, which was launched seven years ago by restaurant veteran Tom Mavrou, has the tagline, “Taking over the world, one melt at a time” boldly emblazoned across the home page—and it appears they mean it. With 20 locations… Continue reading Meltwich uses Outlook and SharePoint to connect with fast-growing chain