May 12, 2006 (Press Release) --
Microsoft Dynamics project was first known as Microsoft Project Green, and got its current name in September 2005. Currently Microsoft Dynamics unifies the family of former Microsoft Business Solutions ERP & CRM products: Great Plains, Microsoft CRM, Axapta, Navision, Solomon. The idea of former Project Green was to create several Microsoft Suites: Financial, HR, Manufacturing, Supply Chain (SCM) on the base of its ERP products, where they would assumedly take the best core for each suite from one of MBS ERPs. Microsoft Dynamics seems to emphasize interfaces unification and merge, so you should not be confused if all the sudden instead of GP database you will be switching to say Axapta database for SCM. Obviously in the initial phase of Microsoft Dynamics each product: GP, NAV, AX, CRM, SL has its own integration methods and tools. Lets consider Microsoft Dynamics GP 9.0 integration tools in this small article
Microsoft Dynamics GP Integration Manager. It is end-user tool and as the user you should feel free to experiment. You should understand that Integration Manager is in the redesigning phase when instead of using GP workstation or so-called fat client as OLE server and use behind the scenes forms data entry and update validation it will be using more eConnect, which is repeating the data entry logic on the SQL stored procedure level and this is definitely way faster and efficient. Some drawbacks as Integration Manager is switching from OLE to eConnect VBA scripting becomes not available too, so you should redesign your old integrations if you use a lot of custom integration logic via VBA scripting
Microsoft Dexterity. We would say that Dexterity should be avoided in integration logic, however you can use custom dex forms to initialize integration parameters and then pass them to SQL Stored procedures, eConnect, etc. The reason for avoicing Dexterity the complexity to create dex integration is similar of exceeds the complexity to create stored procedure. At the same time dex is cursor driven language and in SQL you can use aggregation and get higher performance
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Microsoft Dynamics GP Integration Manager. It is end-user tool and as the user you should feel free to experiment. You should understand that Integration Manager is in the redesigning phase when instead of using GP workstation or so-called fat client as OLE server and use behind the scenes forms data entry and update validation it will be using more eConnect, which is repeating the data entry logic on the SQL stored procedure level and this is definitely way faster and efficient. Some drawbacks as Integration Manager is switching from OLE to eConnect VBA scripting becomes not available too, so you should redesign your old integrations if you use a lot of custom integration logic via VBA scripting
Microsoft Dexterity. We would say that Dexterity should be avoided in integration logic, however you can use custom dex forms to initialize integration parameters and then pass them to SQL Stored procedures, eConnect, etc. The reason for avoicing Dexterity the complexity to create dex integration is similar of exceeds the complexity to create stored procedure. At the same time dex is cursor driven language and in SQL you can use aggregation and get higher performance
We are serving USA Nationwide: CA, IL, NY, FL, AZ, CO, TX, WI, WA, MI, MA, MO, LA, NM, MN, Europe: Germany, France, Belgium, Poland, Russia, Middle East (Egypt, Saudi Arabia, OAE, Bahrain), Asia: China, Australia, New Zealand, Oceania, South & Central America: Mexico, Peru, Brazil, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Chile, Paraguay, Uruguay, Argentina, Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico

Lets consider Microsoft Dynamics GP 9.0 integration tools in this small article
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