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#MySummitNA Dynamics GP Future’s So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades

David Meego - Click for blog homepageMicrosoft Dynamics GP customers, please take this quick, anonymous Current State of Dynamics GP survey now.

For the last 25 years or so, questions have been asked about the future of Microsoft Dynamics GP. I partially based my decision to leave Winthrop Dexterity Consultants in 2000 to become a Microsoft employee because of the “imminent demise” of Dynamics GP.

Fourteen years later, when I left Microsoft and started Winthrop Development Consultants, Microsoft Dynamics GP was still well and truly alive and going strong.

Now in 2023, while Microsoft is taking steps to slow the new customer growth of the product, there is still ongoing development and support of the core product from Microsoft AND huge support from the ISV (Independent Software Vendor) and partner communities in the Dynamics GP ecosystem.

If you are an existing customer, there is no rush to move away from Microsoft Dynamics GP any time soon. It is time to research possible alternatives (from Microsoft and other vendors), but make sure that everything you are currently able to achieve is possible on whatever platform you are thinking of. It the choices are not ready yet, then wait until they are.

To get a better understanding of the current Dynamics GP customer base, the GPUG community have created a survey.  Click on the shades (above) or link (below) to take the Current State of Dynamics GP Survey.

If you are going to be at Community Summit 2023 in Charlotte, NC, USA next month, please be sure to attend the Microsoft Dynamics GP general session and the Future of GP session:

Click on the logo below to register for Community Summit with a 10% discount.

Don’t forget to use the promo code: Winthrop10 for a 10% discount on Registration and come visit us at Expo Booth 718.

For more details on where to find us during the conference see:

Looking forward to seeing everyone.

David

This article was originally posted on http://www.winthropdc.com/blog.