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What are the great plains pros and cons?

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Answered by rinkughosh9932
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There is a huge contingent of companies using GP - but it’s a herd from the past.

GP is very powerful and configurable to manage a good many business models, even some very complex situations.

It’s also very expensive to implement and in keeping with traditional ERP products and their 9–12 month implementation projects, they can no longer compete with the cloud based ERP software popular today.

GP is one of four ERP software products owned by Microsoft - and Microsoft has chosen NAV and AX to port to the cloud (another topic of disfunction and a kludge-fest which may or may not be worked out by a few years and tens of millions of dollars of future development - or they may just decide to concentrate on the more profitable XBox division) - But the point, GP is no longer part of future plans.

Sure, they’ll continue to support the old program as long as the hordes of users keep paying those annual software maintenance fees - but if GP sales were slow because of long expensive implementations, they’re now at a crawl - the only new GP adopters we see are those accounting teams who’ve used and liked GP in the past and don’t even want to think about change - regardless of what happens in a couple of years.

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