Belinda Allen, Microsoft MVP Business Solutions
Things I've learned from years of working with Microsoft Dynamics GP.
I wrote the following post for PowerGP Online (SaaS version of Microsoft Dynamics GP), but the same applies with On Premises (installed on your desktop) GP.
I wrote the following post for PowerGP Online (SaaS version of Microsoft Dynamics GP), but the same applies with On Premises (installed on your desktop) GP.
PowerGP Online, built on Microsoft Dynamics GP 2016 and powered by the Microsoft Cloud, has been specially configured to give customers a true SaaS (Software as a Service) offering for Dynamics GP that is based on a product with a 20 year track record that is currently in use by over 40,000 customers
Those of you who know me know that I’ve been in the GP Community since DOS days. Like many Microsoft Dynamics GP partners and customers, I tended over the years to stay in the “On-Prem” world.
Those of you who know me know that I’ve been in the GP Community since DOS days. Like many Microsoft Dynamics GP partners and customers, I tended over the years to stay in the “On-Prem” world.
“On-Prem” refers to using an application (Like Microsoft Dynamics GP) installed locally on your machine, even if (and it usually is) the data is stored an another machine or server. This is also called a Rich Client or a Fat Client.
Continue reading “Transitioning to using the Microsoft Dynamics GP Web Client”
Belinda Allen, Microsoft MVP Business Solutions 