By Kerry Rosvold

Every year, ABC Computers sends a team to Microsoft Convergence so we can network with Microsoft employees as well as with other partners and customers, deepen our knowledge about Microsoft products, and continue to prepare ourselves for future improvements Microsoft announces during the conference.

Why do we do it? In order to bring all that knowledge back home! That way, we get to share what we've learned not only with our team, but also with our customers.

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By Tara Grant

It shouldn't come as any shock that the era of running businesses or departments by being chained to a desk is quickly fading. But what you might not see is how the concept of "remote" is expanding beyond the capability of working from a location other than the headquarter office. What you will see is the evolution of "Going Mobile".

By James Strack

We all know the importance of selecting the right product to help you run your business.  Companies spend a great deal of energy, time, and commitment to validate products that will assist them in growing, running, and expanding their business.  This decision, often made after months or years of effort, is both strategic and technical in nature.  This is not a decision made lightly. An excellent product will provide valuable information to decision makers to help them operate and streamline their business.

By Tom Doran

Backups,disaster recovery, fail over solutions...whatever you call them, the purpose isthe same.  How can your business get backin business if there is a disruption in your critical network based programs?  Most leaders acknowledge the importance ofhaving a "back up" solution.  But veryfew business people actually take the necessary time to evaluate the impact ofeach of their critical points of failure to determine their exposure and answertwo simple questions, "how long can we be down in this area and how much doesit cost per hour?"  This blog providessome simple steps for leaders to follow when trying to make such an evaluation. 

By Alan Wyne

In the 1950's the CEO of GM, Harlow Curtice, was reported to have said, "If a business is not moving forward it is falling behind".   In today's world that means adapting to the requirements of the mobile world.   Business has become increasingly aware that freeing staff from the constraints of the desk or office leads to better productivity.   Whether providing ways for sales people to be in front of the customer more or allowing managers to be on the production floor more, access to business data and systems is a requirement for this mobile world.   With the advent of tablet versions of NAV on many platforms, Microsoft is taking the lead in adapting a strong ERP system to provide consistent access to business systems.

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