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Microsoft Dynamics
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Meet Brian Anderson
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Meet Brian Anderson, from IDT
Check out Brian's blog, "Microsoft Dynamics Nuggets" for more information on Microsoft products.
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Growing through innovation with Microsoft Dynamics, Office and Sharepoint
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See how Primo Water uses the Microsoft
platform to run their business.
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Fun Fact
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In 1987, American Airlines decided to omit one olive from each martini
it served in the first class. As a result, they made a savings of $40,000.
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Integrated Transportation Solution for Dynamics GP
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Click here to check out our Integrated Transportation Solution for Dynamics GP
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Integration Insider
| August 2010
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Greetings!
Seth Godin recently wrote on his blog about the foundation elements for modern businesses. One key bullet point is to match expenses to cash flow - don't run out of money, because it's no longer 1999. A key point is the best people to fund your growth isn't the bank- its your customers. Many companies today say they have superior customer service but do they? Do you generate joy for your customers, not just satisfy a need for a commodity? At IDT Consulting, we put the customer and their business first.
Regards, Paul SzemplinskiPresidentpaul.szemplinski@idt-inc.com
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Become a Dynamic Business
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Microsoft Dynamics ERP solutions are built to work with the
latest Microsoft business productivity applications, such as Microsoft Office
2010 and Sharepoint 2010 - so you can take advantage of the most recent advanced features to
improve productivity and gain deeper insight.
These products run smoothly with Microsoft Application Platform and IT Infrastructure
products such as SQL Server 2008, Windows 7, and Windows Server 2008. Become a Dynamic Business with increased
system efficiency, reduced IT administration and hardware cost, and enhanced
security. Read more about becoming a Dynamic Business.
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Sucking the LIFO Out of Inventory
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Does the government see billons of
potential tax revenue sitting on the shelves of your warehouse? LIFO allows companies to calculate the cost of goods sold based on the
price of the most recently purchased ("last-in") inventory, rather
than inventory that was purchased more cheaply in the past and has been sitting
on the shelf. That boosts the cost of goods sold, which lowers profits - and,
thus, taxable income. Congress dropped
the plans to eliminate LIFO last year.
However, the 2011 federal budget proposed by the Obama Administration
again includes a provision to repeal LIFO accounting. For the full article on
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Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online: Security Features
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Businesses
often express concerns about security when they consider the cloud services
model for key communications and collaboration applications. Security when
accessing, storing, and retrieving an organization's data is of paramount
importance, as is the privacy of that data within the online service
environment.
Microsoft
takes a holistic approach to providing a highly secure environment for
Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online. After an overview of the inherent risks to three
key areas of the service, the remaining sections of this paper describe how
Trustworthy Computing, Microsoft's core commitment to build software and
services that better help protect customers and the industry, is reflected in
the design and operation of Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online.
Read the full whitepaper written by Microsoft.
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| The Battle Between SaaS (Cloud) and On Premise ERP Software
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Cloud computing is certainly a buzz these days as
everyone is looking to cut cost. SaaS
has its pros and cons for business looking to purchase new ERP solutions. When choosing between SaaS or On Premise you
have to look at the following variables.
· Size of your
company and number of employees
· How is your
business growth?
· What is the
complexity of your ERP system needs?
· Do you need to
integrate with third-party products?
· Do you need to
control your IT systems in-house?
Choosing between SaaS and traditional on-premise ERP
systems isn't always easy. Many smaller
to mid-size companies find that SaaS works well for them while larger companies
find that SaaS does not accommodate their financial software needs.
It is important to remember that there is so much more to
an ERP implementation than whether the software is hosted (Saas) or it is
installed on site. You need to evaluate or
re-evaluate your business processes, train employees, define new wholes, and have
defined milestones. It is important to
consider all of your options and partner with a company that does good implementations.
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The companies of IDT (Integrated Document Technologies, Inc.) support small,
mid-market and enterprise firms in achieving maximum efficiency by offering
fully integrated ECM, ERP and CRM solutions.
Founded in 1992, IDT's
initial focus was helping companies effectively apply automated enterprise
content management solutions to eliminate paper and better manage every business
transaction. With the inception of IDT Consulting in 2001, the company offers
ERP and CRM solutions and in-depth knowledge of how financial systems work and
how to streamline the accounting process. Today, IDT Consulting is a Gold
Certified Microsoft Partner specializing in Dynamics GP, Dynamics CRM, and
Microsoft SharePoint. Visit our website at www.idtconsulting.com.
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