An ERP system is used to organize and manage all aspects of a business, from supply chain management to financial data and even payroll. A CRM system organizes one function of the business (Sales & Marketing): to streamline a company’s interaction with current and potential customers — usually through the automation and data sharing of Sales, Marketing, & Service.

Microsoft has a common data model, that means if you enter customer information into CRM it will move to ERP or vice versa.  There are many tactics, tools, and methods to make this seamless and easy.  We will explore this in the webinar:

• Overview of Business Central
• Overview of Dynamics 365 for Sales
• Overview of standard integration and flow of information.
• Custom vs non-standard entities for integration
• Integration requirements – view vs edit
• Where will the information be sourced
• Dealing with updates, changes, and deletions
• Kingsway Software vs Scribe vs EOneConnect
• Power BI vs SSRS

If you can’t make it, register now, and we’ll send you a link to the webinar recording once it’s ready.

Microsoft’s cloud Office infrastructure has exploded in usage from both the enterprise and education sectors as people moved out of offices and classrooms to work from home due to the Covid-19 virus. Microsoft is adding a million Teams users a day. Join us in this fun and educational webinar, where we will explore the best practices on working from home and better utilizing the Microsoft Teams platform while under isolation.

In this webinar, we’ll cover:

Teams – top 10 features to use:

1. 1. Live Events
   2. Conditional access/guests
   3. Calling plans/VOIP
   4. Video calls do’s and don’ts
   5. Recording and sharing calls
   6. Transcripts and Trimming
   7. Conversations do’s and don’ts
   8. Documents and Sensitivity Labels
   9. Action items and tasks
   10. Collaboration

If you can’t make it, register now, and we’ll send you a link to the webinar recording once it’s ready.

More businesses are making the switch to the cloud, especially already those using cloud products like Office365. 83% of enterprise workloads are expected to operate on the cloud by 2020.

And it’s no surprise why.

Operating on the cloud has many benefits for companies and organizations, including:

• Increased efficiency in operations and management
• Better support and access for a distributed workforce
• Integration with the IT tech stack
• Reduced costs

But if you aren’t sure if the cloud is for you, this webinar is meant to explore the reasons why most businesses are select Cloud ERP and CRM systems.

Webinar Agenda

• Introduction
• ‘Version Hell’
• Out of date hardware
• Cost reduction
• Better security
• Compliance requirements
• End of Life events
• Product Roadmap

If you can’t make it, register now, and we’ll send you a link to the webinar recording once it’s ready.