Enterprise resource planning was never meant to be passive. Many organizations still use ERP systems that only record transactions and reconcile work after the fact. These systems depend on manual effort to keep the business running. That approach no longer works. Talent shortages are a challenge. Compliance demands are rising. Real-time risk reviews are needed.…
Background Your kitchen is the heart of your home—where you cook, gather, and make memories. But as much as we love our kitchens, they don’t last forever. The cabinets are one of the hardest working features in the room. They endure the wear and tear of daily life, storing everything from dishes to snacks and…
Today, running your own security perimeter is no longer the safe choice. The economics have changed. The rules of governance have changed, too. What once felt like control now brings higher cost, more complexity, and greater exposure. Security is not judged by strong firewalls or written policies. It is judged by proof. Regulators, insurers, and boards now expect real-time evidence. They…
What is Dynamics SL? Microsoft Dynamics SL is an enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution designed for small to midsize, project-driven businesses. Originally known as Solomon Software, it was acquired by Microsoft in 2000. Dynamics SL helps manage financials, projects, and operations. While it remains in use, Microsoft has announced that it is approaching the end…
Microsoft recently made a significant announcement regarding the future of Dynamics GP—a trusted ERP system for small and mid-market businesses for decades. The official Microsoft Dynamics GP End of Life (EOL) date for updates and support is set for December 31, 2029. After this point, there will be no further product enhancements, regulatory updates, or…
Background A financial advisory firm providing portfolio management was utilizing Microsoft Dynamics GP, but the CFO felt as if it was inefficient, in addition to being at the end of its life for support. While Microsoft is committed to supporting Dynamics GP through the end of 2024, it’s no secret that they are also encouraging current…
Mainstream support for Dynamics AX 2012 R3 ended on October 12, 2021. Only security hotfixes will continue to be provided through the extended support period that continues until January 10, 2023. For more information, see Microsoft Lifecycle Policy. On the surface, Dynamics 365 has a lot in common with its predecessor. Both solutions help enterprises…
Like Dynamics 365 Business Central, NAV enables SMBs to manage and streamline back-office operations and financials from one unified platform. It comes stacked with advanced financials, robust reporting tools, and functionality that spans the entire company; the difference between them lies in infrastructure (see Dynamics NAV vs Dynamics 365). NAV does this all on‑prem, while Dynamics 365…
As we approach the end of 2024, businesses running Microsoft Dynamics GP are facing a significant decision: How to manage the future of their ERP system. Microsoft has announced the end-of-life for Dynamics GP, with updates and support concluding in 2029 and minimal, critical only, security patches wrapping up by 2031. While the deadlines may…
On September 25th, 2024, Microsoft officially announced the end-of-life plan for Microsoft Dynamics GP, a product that has been a cornerstone for many businesses over the years. With updates and support ending in December 2029 and minimal, critical, security patches ceasing in April 2031, the announcement has left many companies asking, “What’s next?” At Velosio,…
