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Innovation is occurring at a rapid pace.  Today, as technology consumers, we’re faced with so many IT choices on a daily basis that it can often be overwhelming.  From what kind of end-user device should I be using or supporting, to should it be touch enabled, or how about, should I venture into the cloud or keep it on-premise?

Let’s be honest – there’s simply no better way to get the most from your NetSuite ERP investment than attending SuiteWorld 2013.  And we’re not just saying that to get you to register! 

It can’t be denied that the technology surrounding our personal lives is blending more and more with that found in the workplace.  The devices, services and tools available to consumers are infusing the enterprise and creating better and more innovative ways to work.  The end result: a more connected and engaged workforce.

If someone said to you three years ago that smartphones, tablets and other various mobile devices would become indispensable parts of our lives, would you have believed them? 

In December 2012, Microsoft unveiled the latest-and-greatest version of their enterprise resource planning (ERP) software, Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013.  The release was packed full of upgrades and enhancements designed to make GP even more user-friendly and efficient. 

Peaks, valleys, and seasonality are part of nearly every business model.  For example, if you are a certified public accountant then I am sure that you will not be reading this since you are in the thick of busy season. 

A major focus of the recently released new Microsoft Server operating system, Server 2012, is showing improvements in virtualization.  Scale has been the most obvious improvement, with most metrics increased by four times, and some by as much as twelve times.  As you can see below, the virtualization capacity numbers are increased by a factor of 2.7 to up to 16. 

Technology has brought us a very long way in terms of how we communicate – both in our personal lives and in the business world.  But we’ve come to notice that as communication and collaboration technologies have evolved, they have done so independently, creating what many refer to as communication silos.

Have you ever wanted a single place where you can easily communicate and collaborate with the people you work with?  Do you find yourself searching through e-mail for a response to questions that arose quite some time ago?  Do you wish you could instantly connect to those you work with?

Twelve days and counting until Convergence 2013!  Held in New Orleans this year, the event is Microsoft’s annual user conference that provides the opportunity for Dynamics Customers and the Partner Business Community to connect.  What’s more, the conference allows for users to discover the full potential of Dynamics Solutions.