Demystifying the Cloud for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013
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With the flexible deployment options available for Dynamics GP 2013, we will discuss how to evaluate the deployment model that makes most sense for your business and budget. • What is Cloud Computing • Why Move to the Cloud • Types of Cloud • Dynamics GP 2013 in the Cloud • Pros & Cons of GP 2013 Cloud Options
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Demystifying the Cloud for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013
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- 3. Simply Put Obtaining processing, storage, and applications– from someplace outside your own four walls, and paying only for what you use. Definition Cloud computing is a style of computing in which dynamically scalable and often virtualized resources are provided as a service over the Internet. What is Cloud Computing?
- 4. Why Move to the Cloud?
- 5. Types of Clouds: Public Cloud Services are delivered to the client via the Internet from a third party service provider. Service providers own and operate the infrastructure. 5
- 6. Types of Clouds: Private Cloud Operated solely for a single organization, whether managed internally or by a third-party and hosted internally or externally. 6 VCloudVertical Solutions
- 7. Types of Clouds: Cloud Apps A software package that can be accessed through a web browser, residing on a central server rather than installed on a desktop 7
- 8. Dynamics GP Cloud Options 1. Public Cloud - Microsoft Windows Azure 2. Private Cloud – Hosted GP 3. Dynamics GP 2013 Web Client
- 9. GP 2013: Public Cloud A cloud-enabled Microsoft Dynamics GP system running on Microsoft Azure A platform that allows deployment on Microsoft-managed datacenters What is it?
- 10. GP 2013: Public Cloud • Azure is built, run and managed by Microsoft • GP through the web or desktop • No direct hardware costs • Dedicated or virtual servers • You own deployment and security
- 11. GP 2013: Public Cloud Microsoft Dynamics GP databases Yes eConnect Limited Workflow Yes Business Portal Yes SQL Server Reporting Services Reports Yes Excel Reports Limited Integration Manager Limited Analysis Cubes Limited Management Reporter Limited ISV Solutions Limited Available Features
- 12. GP 2013: Public Cloud Benefits Drawbacks Desktop, Web and mobile client access No direct hardware purchase Shorter installation time Does not include backup, monitoring, virus protection, or support Limited functionality New technology
- 13. GP 2013: Web Client Microsoft Dynamics GP running within a web browser Interface & functionality closely matches that of the desktop version you are accustomed to What is it?
- 14. GP 2013: Web Client • Closing the web browser does not end the process or lock the user • No change at the workstation required for upgrade or service packs • Able to have multiple windows open at the same time • Requires Full User
- 15. Available Features • Phase 1 – Financials, Distribution • Phase 2 – Human Resources, Payroll • Phase 3 – Project Series • Phase 4 – Field Service • Phase 5 – Field Service, Manufacturing GP 2013: Web Client
- 16. Not Available • Excel Report Builder • Drill Down Builder • Modifier • Field Level Security • Integration Manager • Excel Based Budgeting • Professional Service Tools Library GP 2013: Web Client
- 17. GP 2013: Web Client User Interface Changes • No Menus • Window Ribbons • Window Groups (tabs) • Status Bar Indicators
- 18. GP 2013: Web Client Benefits Drawbacks Access from any device Extension of existing GP system Session remains available to reconnect Potential to lower upgrade / payroll year-end services Does not include backup, monitoring, virus protection, or support Hardware upgrade may be required New technology Internet Explorer required Limited functionality
- 19. GP 2013: vCloud Hosted GP Hosted Dynamics GP from Vertical Solutions A customized cloud computing system that allows moving to the cloud to be a flexible component of your IT plan What is it?
- 20. GP 2013: vCloud Hosted GP • Your installation of GP, moved to the cloud • Included license GP + Windows + Office • Part of a plan to “close the server room” • Vertical Solutions product, not through a 3rd party VCloudVertical Solutions
- 21. GP 2013: vCloud Hosted GP Included Functionality • Everything • GP 2013 Extended Pack included (project, service call, and manufacturing)
- 22. GP 2013: vCloud Hosted GP Benefits Drawbacks Included backup & disaster recovery + all licenses costs No software maintenance Included support Included upgrades / year-end payroll service packs Predictable monthly fees Secure No hardware purchase Named users Unlimited Management Reporter viewers not included Value vs. total $ invested
- 23. Takeaways Evaluate the deployment model that makes most sense for your business and budget Reserve your spot on upgrade calendar – fall starts busy season
- 24. GP 2013 UPGRADE OFFER Schedule before September 30, 2013 Get either Word Forms or SQL Server Reporting Services Option Free
- 25. QUESTIONS?
- 26. Contact Information Bruce Lane blane@verticalsol.com 412-220-5755 Tina Featheringham tfeatheringham@verticalsol.com 412-220-5754
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- We are here to discuss how cloud computing is impacting the business world and how you can leverage its impact. In other words—we’ll talk about the big trend of cloud computing and how it’s going to impact your organization, and how you can leverage what you have now to start to get some of the benefits from the cloud.
- Definition•Cloud computing is …. .•Cloud computing describes a new supplement, consumption and delivery model for IT services based on Internet, and it typically involves the provision of dynamically scalable and often virtualized resources as a service over the Internet
- Save MoneyEliminate purchasing and maintaining a serverReduce software license fees and maintenanceSave TimeVery little software is installed or maintained at your siteSoftware is easily accessible from any workstation with internet access
- Public cloud is a term used to describe the common cloud computing model whereby a service provider makes resources like software or data storage available over the internet. While the public cloud is big business and attracts the world’s largest providers, like Amazon Web Services and IBM, access to the public cloud itself is often inexpensive or free to establish and users are often, but not always, smaller scale enterprises or individuals. The public cloud is sometimes regarded as less secure than private clouds
- Offering resources (infrastructure and applications) as servicesFlexibility and scale that meet client demandsResource sharing among a large number of usersMeasurement and payment according to use of the serviceUse of Internet protocols and technologies to access cloud resources
- Windows Azure is Microsoft’s platform for delivering the Microsoft stack in the cloud. It’s an open and flexible cloud platform that enables you to quickly build, deploy and manage applications, such as Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013, across a global network of Microsoft-managed datacenters.
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- 1Functions, feels and looks like the desktop client. No additional training is required, you get the same great experience either at home, on the road or at the office.SSL – you’ve probably seen this on any type of eCommerce site. All communications from client to server are encrypted to prevent interception by others. One of the barriers to adoption of a web application is security, by using SSL we help remove some of those concerns on security for you.
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- you can keep your existing customizations and ISV enhancements if you choose to move your solution to the cloud