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By SuperUser Account on 11/16/2010 3:31 PM

 

Cloud computing is to business what the pocket calculator was to education back in the 1980s.  I’ve already  told you how I was addicted to the Cloud , and your now probably hearing about it daily.  So why should you be interested in this new buzz word.  Well, there are a couple reasons your ears should perk up when you here news about The Cloud, especially when it involves the Microsoft products your company has become dependent upon over the years like Microsoft Office, Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft SharePoint, or Microsoft Dynamics.

  1. Cost – costs usually include little to no up-front costs, and monthly per user costs moving forward.  This allows you to convert capital expenditure to operational expenditure which can lower the barrier to entry into new products and services.
  2. Freedom – your team can more easily access systems remotely and from multiple devices such as Mobile devices
  3. Reliability – cloud computing is ideal for business continuity and disaster recovery.
  4. Scalability – you get “on-demand” provisioning of resources on a self-serve basis in realtime.
  5. Maintenance - cloud computing application maintenance is done for you by the host, and changes and updates apply to all users independent of location.
By SuperUser Account on 10/5/2010 8:41 AM
New project-focused features enable companywide collaboration and increased efficiencies.
 

REDMOND, Wash. — Oct. 5, 2010 — Microsoft Corp. (Nasdaq “MSFT”) today announced that Microsoft Dynamics SL 2011, its enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution designed for midsize project-driven organizations, will be generally available in the second quarter of 2011 in English in the United States, Canada, the Caribbean and Puerto Rico. Availability of a Spanish version for Latin America will be announced later.

The new solution, which is particularly well-suited for the construction, professional services, government contracting, architecture and engineering fields, features a broad range of new enhancements and innovation to support increased productivity, business value and insight across an organization, helping it become a more dynamic business.

Enhance Productivity

Microsoft Dynamics SL 2011 delivers a RoleTailored user experience for customers. This significant update features the familiar Microsoft Office look and feel and role-specific dashboards that give people a comprehensive view across their organizations. This helps reduce the time required for people to learn how to use it and allows them to focus on the information that matters most to them. Other new productivity-enhancing features include Quick Query, which provides more than 50 predesigned search options to find information faster, and the ability to Quick Send documents, such as invoices and purchase orders from within Microsoft Dynamics SL to customers and vendors.

“Microsoft Dynamics SL 2011 will drive significant value for midsize, project-driven businesses with its ease of use and ability to extend connections across the entire business ecosystem,” said Crispin Read, general manager, Microsoft Dynamics ERP Product Management Group. “The new level of innovation we’re providing with the release of Microsoft Dynamics SL 2011 will help customers make more informed decisions with speed.”

Increase Business Value and Insight

Featured Microsoft Partners

 

Eskel Porter Consulting 
Office Location:  Sacramento, , United States
Type:  VAR
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Since 1978, Eskel Porter Consulting has been providing information technology solutions and consulting services to the public and private sectors. We consistently meet our clients' business objectives throughout the IT lifecycle, from planning through deployment and into maintenance and operations. Our philosophy is to do what it takes for our clients to succeed - providing the expertise and resources to make technology work!

 

 

Integrity Partners, Inc. 
Office Location:  New York, , United States
Type:  Reseller,VAR
Industry Focus:  Financial, entertainment, not-for-profit, Professional Services


Integrity Partners, Inc. is a certified Microsoft Partner specializing in Microsoft Dynamics GP. Located in Manhattan, Integrity Partners is known for their vast product knowledge, experience within the Microsoft community and dedication to their clients.

 

 

 
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Global IT Rollouts 
Office Location:  Montgomery, New York, United States
Type:  Systems Integrator,System Builder
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We specialize in Microsoft and IBM service delivery with the ability to manage large global rollouts and migrations.

 

 

Surge Consulting Group 
Office Location:  Bellevue, Washington, United States
Type:  ISV,Systems Integrator,System Builder
Industry Focus:  Banking, Construction, Education, Energy, Healthcare & Medicine, Insurance, Maintenance, Manufacturing, Media & Graphics, Retail, Telecommunications, Transportation


Surge creates elegant, powerful, easy-to-use software for clients worldwide. As a full-service software consulting firm, we provide everything you need to get your software project done quickly, precisely, professionally, and reliably.

 

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