With Microsoft Dynamics NAV, customers have a choice of on-premise deployment, online service or hosted solutions from Microsoft partners, or a combination. The hosted ERP solutions give IT departments the flexibility to replace on-premise servers with a hosted equivalent, ultimately helping to reduce the costs incurred in managing their solution. Rather than buying client access licenses and servers, customers pay a subscription fee for this ERP hosting service.
There are many reasons why choosing a hosted ERP solution from Microsoft can benefit your business.
You Can:
Minimize your initial investment: With an online solution you do not need to purchase additional hardware or the entire software package up front, lowering your starting costs.
Get up & running quickly: Get your business on track faster. Online hosted solutions generally offer faster deployment options when compared with on premise solutions.
Manage your cash flow with low monthly fees: Just like leasing a car, you can implement a robust financial accounting solution that will support your business as it grows with a low monthly fee.
Reduce dependence on internal IT resources: If your organization has limited technology resources available to implement, manage and maintain an ERP solution, an online software as a service (SaaS) offering might be right for you.
Make changes on demand: Add or remove users as your business needs change, receive product upgrades efficiently and effectively, and be assured that your technology environment is up and running.
Is a hosted solution right for you?
Download the white paper and read about some of the Business Benefits of Hosted ERP Solutions (XPS, 496KB) or contact Solution Systems for more information on choosing the deployment option that best fits the needs of your business.
Cloud Computing on Your Terms:
Software-plus-Services
for Microsoft Dynamics Nav can help you connect people, extend business
processes, and build a stronger business ecosystem by:
Complementing your existing IT assets with web-based services—moving functionality to the cloud where it makes sense.
Freeing up IT resources to focus efforts on other initiatives.
Managing your cash flow with predictable monthly subscription fees and reducing your initial investment.
Supporting your growth initiatives by scaling rapidly and adding functionality with minimal disruption.
Where Is The Microsoft Cloud?
This video will provide a deeper look at how Microsoft uses secure, reliable, scalable and efficient best practices to deliver over 200 cloud services to more than a billion customers and 20 million businesses in over 70 countries. It provides an understanding at how we view our end-to-end cloud strategy from an infrastructure perspective.
