Category: Microsoft Dynamics GP

Microsoft has set a release date of May 1st for GP 2016. With the release will come a host of new features and improvements. This post marks the first in a series of posts over the next few weeks that will cover these new features. On September 21st, 2015, Microsoft gave a presentation at reIMAGINE, a convention for people and businesses in the Dynamics GP community, about the new features...

As your organization grows, the complexity of warehouse management increases. Paper-based processes may have worked well in the past, however supporting the requirements of a fast paced global supply chain can't be supported in a paper only world. While systems and processes have changed in other departments for distributors, the warehouse has stayed a sort of hidden abys where "traditional" business processes are the norm. Rather than stick with this...

Keeping up with constantly changing environmental regulations, tax laws, and industry compliance standards is a huge standard for businesses today. Let Microsoft Dynamics GP's flexible software adjust and respond on the spot to reduce the risk of noncompliance issues that could potentially arise within a lower grade ERP system. Cloud-based business systems are designed to adapt no matter what your standards. With Microsoft Dynamics GP ERP your organization can   Automate...

I feel the earth move under my feet is the opening line to an old Carole King song.  Well, earlier this week Microsoft may have made the earth move.  They finally took the wrapper off of Project Madeira which many thought was just a cloud based version of Dynamics NAV.  In fact, Project Madiera is a new multi-tenant, public cloud business management service (SaaS) from Microsoft.  It is not a updated...

This is post number eight in a series of blog posts that are centered on the specific features within the Professional Services Tool Library (PSTL). The PTSL is now a standard feature in GP that has many valuable tools available to users that used to only be accessible via Microsoft support or your implementation partner. Before you begin using the PTSL, there are a few things that you need to...

Let’s face it, basic accounting software, while a great way to start off a new business, can become dated very quickly. Once your company gets up and running, a more sophisticated business system like Microsoft Dynamics GP is not only recommended, but almost required for your business to continue growth. When immersed in your usual day to day operations, it is easy to ignore the red flags of trouble that...

This is post number seven in a series of blog posts that are centered on the specific features within the Professional Services Tool Library (PSTL). The PTSL is now a standard feature in GP that has many valuable tools available to users that used to only be accessible via Microsoft support or your implementation partner. Before you begin using the PTSL, there are a few things that you need to...

I'm sure at one point or another, we have all come across a tricky process in Microsoft Dynamics GP, and have had to turn to the internet for assistance. Finding quick and effective Microsoft Dynamics support or on the spot training can be tough, but here at Logan Consulting, we believe that you should always have the information you need right at your fingertips. In our latest Microsoft Dynamics GP how-to...

In the world of distribution, it can be difficult to stay on top of the constantly changing trends going on around you. Aging ERP systems make it difficult to drive the fast and accurate decisions your business needs to establish confidence and win business in today's connected world. Rather than spend your time second guessing, utilize a forward thinking ERP system like Microsoft Dynamics GP to end the guesswork. Dynamics...

This is post number five in a series of blog posts that are centered on the specific features within the Professional Services Tool Library (PSTL). The PTSL is now a standard feature in GP that has many valuable tools available to users that used to only be accessible via Microsoft support or your implementation partner. Before you begin using the PTSL, there are a few things that you need to...