In the current landscape of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, it’s easy to be swayed by the allure of new platforms and the promises they bring. However, for those running their businesses on Dynamics GP, the question isn’t just about what’s new—it’s about what works. Here’s why Dynamics GP customers should remain committed to a
Read MoreIt’s no secret: the economy is struggling. Inflation is squeezing businesses from every angle, operating costs are skyrocketing, and more and more businesses are barely staying afloat. Many are even failing. At a time when businesses are hunkering down and making careful financial decisions, Microsoft chooses now to announce the end of support for Dynamics
Read MoreMicrosoft’s recent announcement about the Dynamics GP roadmap has stirred up some understandable concern in the GP community. Many customers are wondering what this means for the future of their business-critical systems. At Njevity, we want to be crystal clear: this announcement does not mean you need to leave Dynamics GP. We remain as committed
Read MoreIn light of Microsoft’s recent announcement about phasing out new features for Dynamics GP on the 30th of September 2029 and halting security patches on the 30th of April 2031 (7 years from now), many businesses might feel uncertain about the future of their trusted ERP system. But let me assure you—this is not the
Read MoreAs many of you may have heard, Microsoft has just announced that it will cease creating new features for Dynamics GP in 2029, with security updates ending in 2031. This announcement may feel like the end of an era, but it’s also the beginning of a new chapter—one filled with opportunity for those ready to
Read MoreWelcome to 2020 year-end and all the fun changes for 1099’s! This year, the IRS has released a new 1099NEC form that is required for 2020 tax reporting for Non-Employee Compensation (NEC). NEC information was previously reported in Box 7 on the 1099-MISC form, so a whole new form is required this year. To accommodate
Read MoreThe end-time is near for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008/R2. If you are still running these operating systems, what does this really mean and how will it impact you? The Cutoff Date The first important thing to know is your official end date is January 14thof 2020. As of January 14th, Microsoft will no
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