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What’s New in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 - Financial Enhancements

Tuesday, May 4th, 2010

With the release of Dynamics GP 2010 a few long-awaited features arrive.  It’s obvious that Microsoft took the time to listen to customers’ requests for features with their latest GP version.  I’ve noted a few of my favorite Financial enhancement below:

Exclude inactive records from lookup menus!

No more searching through your inactive customers, vendors, inventory items, and GL accounts! 

Clear recurring GL batch amounts!

You can now clear the distribution amounts for all transactions on recurring batches after you post a batch.

Combine multiple budgets into a single master budget!

Create separate departmental budgets and easily combine into one.

Enter negative Cash Receipts in Accounts Receivable!

You can enter a negative cash receipt for the purpose of decreasing a deposit.

Select multiple ranges when building a check batch!

Have you planned for your upgrade to Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 yet to ensure you benefit from all of these enhancements?

 

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Collaboration is Power - New England Microsoft Dynamics GP User Group 2/23/10!

Monday, February 22nd, 2010

Someone once described TEAM as Together Everyone Achieves More.

This is a concept that will be tested and, most likely embraced, by the group of professionals coming together for the first ever NE Dynamics GP User Group being held at ecomaine on 2/23. In this time of cost cutting, do-more-with-less, everyone should consider collaboration as a way to learn, grow, and create efficiencies that traditionally were accomplished through expensive training programs and consulting engagements.

Great minds are coming together for the Dynamics GP User Group to talk about the new Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 (Dynamics GP V11), Tips and Tricks, Roundtable discussion, and to create an agenda for future meetings that will result in achievements not found in traditional learning. Welcome to the new world of collaboration where we connect and work with others and benefit from the team approach!

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Technology

Friday, January 23rd, 2009

 

Technology is both a curse and a blessing, much like the weather. Unlike the weather, we have choices about how we use technology. In our personal lives bad technology decisions are usually pretty innocuous, resulting in some frustration and wasted time. In our businesses, bad decisions can spell doom.
So, how should we approach technology decisions?
I will be discussing this and many other topics regarding businesses, software and society in the coming months.
Stay tuned…. Tobey

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