Understanding Dynamics Client for Office – Pricing and Licensing

Tuesday, February 2, 2010 by Jenny Lowry

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In conjunction with the much anticipated release of GP 2010 (formerly known as Microsoft Dynamics GP version 11), Microsoft is making a number of changes to the pricing and licensing of Dynamics GP that will take effect May 1, 2010.

One of these changes is the improvement of the Dynamics Client for Office (DCO) license (formerly Client for Microsoft® Office and Windows® SharePoint® Services).  DCO extends access to Dynamics GP data to any employee with a DCO license and includes the following valuable capabilities:

Management Reporter Viewer

Microsoft SharePoint Foundation (formerly Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services)

• 3 new workflows
• 83 new web services
• Search

Business Intelligence

• Executive centers & dashboards
• 11 new Excel reports
• 20 new SRS reports
• 20 business intelligence features
• 119 new charts and key performance indicators (KPIs)
• Analysis cubes
• Analysis cubes library

Business portal user capabilities

• Order management
• Requisition management
• Field service suite
• Human Resources self service suite
• Project time and expense

Microsoft Dynamics GP system database access rights  for users

 

With Business Portal moving into the DCO license, every organization using Dynamics GP will feel the effects of this change and it’s important that you understand how your company’s GP licensing will change.  Join us for this one-hour webinar where we will review what is included in the new and improved DCO license, as well as pricing details and how to save thousands by making additions to your Business Portal or DCO user counts before May 1^st!

Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Pricing and Licensing Changes FAQ

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