Archive for October 2016
Section 179 – Technology Purchases can Reduce your Tax Liability
Businesses have significant reasons to move forward with technology purchases before the end of 2016. Because of the value of accelerated deductions vs. recovery over time, you may find it valuable to better understand these tax provisions and determine if they can work to your advantage.
Read MoreMove your Phone System to the Cloud and Save
The days of on premise proprietary phone systems is over. If you’re still running your business on one of these systems or your current phone system is more than 5 years old you are likely at risk of disruption to your business, as many vendors have discontinued and no longer support these systems. Without access to replacement parts downtime is imminent and could cost you dearly.
Read MoreCyber Security – Keeping Data Secure in a Connected World
Did you know that 75% of network attacks and intrusions come from exploiting weak or stolen passwords?
Read MoreDynamics 365 Pricing and Licensing Options
In this blog, I’m going to cover Dynamics 365 pricing and licensing for the Dynamics 365 Enterprise Edition. Dynamics 365 launches on November 1st and offers an Enterprise Edition and a Business Edition. Check out Dave’s blog from earlier this week that covers the introduction of these new products.
Read MoreDynamics 365 – Part 1 – What is Dynamics 365 and how it will be nothing less than a game changer
Most of you have heard of Office 365 (Microsoft’s cloud offering of their productivity apps – Office, Exchange, Skype, SharePoint); their sales app – Dynamics CRM and their ERP products – (Great Plains – GP, Solomon – SL, NAV – Navision and Axapta – AX). Dynamics 365 is a new offering that unifies Sales, Marketing, Service and “back office” ERP functionality in a single platform and using a common data model. Additionally Microsoft has developed two new applications; Flow and PowerApps that will also be included in this suite.
Read MoreControl Sensitive Data With Rights Management
Does it worry you when you send confidential information to another person inside or outside of your organization? If not, it should. Once a message leaves your mailbox, the protection of your data is no longer under your control. Whether by malicious intent or by accident your sensitive data may leak out without you ever knowing. Whether it’s a financial statement, legal document or intellectual property, your document or message could be edited, forwarded or printed and there is nothing you can do about it. Or is there…
Read MoreWhere oh where is my data?
With the upcoming release of Microsoft Dynamics 365, more companies than ever are looking to move their business critical solutions to the cloud. But when it comes to cloud computing, one of the most popular questions we hear time and time again is “Where is my data stored?”
Read MoreDynamics 365: Customer Relationship Health
Here at Beringer, we strive to deliver expert level consultation to our customers. In this fast-paced technical climate, it is crucial to stay knowledgeable about upcoming changes in technology. With CRM transitioning to the new Dynamics 365 platform, there are plenty of new features to keep us busy. Today, I’d like to show you some new features coming to the CRM offering that monitors Customer Relationship Health.
Read MoreApplication Training Part 3 : Walk Through A User’s Day
As part of our ongoing support for our customers, we provide both formal and informal training around the services and products we implement. From a few recent experiences, I wanted to share some overall suggestions on how to plan and present a successful training session on technical topics. Over a series of blogs, I will share some of the planning and content suggestions that have worked well in the past.
Read MoreMicrosoft Dynamics CRM Custom Help
Wouldn’t you love to be able to help your Microsoft Dynamics users long after training is complete. Often times we find that users have difficulty using MSCRM if they were not properly trained or don’t have access to training materials that are specific to their organization’s customized instance of MSCRM. There are plenty of training materials for out-of-the-box MSCRM, but how many clients use the vanilla version. Customizations are usually abundant and are geared towards a sales or service process.
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