Is It the Right Time to Move Your Dynamics GP to the Cloud?
The current iteration of Dynamics GP is better suited to the cloud than an in-house system. Companies save considerable amounts of money by transitioning.
The current iteration of Dynamics GP is better suited to the cloud than an in-house system. Companies save considerable amounts of money by transitioning.
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It’s easy to hesitate regarding significant technology upgrades — especially when you aren’t certain whether the value is there for your organization. But for most businesses, moving Dynamics GP to the cloud makes sense. The most current iteration of Dynamics GP is better suited to the cloud than an in-house system, both in terms of features and necessary resources.
Companies that are still running older versions of Dynamics GP will likely have to upgrade soon. As with many older products, support for 2010 is about to be discontinued. Though prior upgrades haven’t been significant, the newest Dynamics GP 2015 introduces a wealth of new features. These new features come at a performance cost on older systems. Rather than upgrading server infrastructure, companies can instead move their Dynamics GP into a fully scalable cloud solution. Thus, when upgrading, it makes more sense to transition to the cloud than to invest in more equipment and technology — making the timing perfect.
Cloud solutions are reliable, scalable, and inherently more accessible. If you have found that your Dynamics GP solution would benefit from any of these features, it’s likely that it’s time to move your Dynamics GP to the cloud. There is no significant downside to a transition to the cloud — in fact, far from it. Most companies save considerable amounts of money by transitioning away from on-premises equipment.