Microsoft Ireland have announced their plans to launch the localised SaaS Version of Dynamics 365 Business Central in Ireland this October 2020.
Sysco Software Solutions, as a 2020 Local Partner of Year Awards Winner and long term Gold Accredited Partner for ERP, were the first Microsoft Partner to bring Microsoft’s previous iteration of the Business Central product, known as Microsoft Dynamics NAV to Ireland in 1998, are assisting with the localisation of the product for the Irish market.
Throughout the lifecycle of the Microsoft Dynamics ERP product, Sysco Software Solutions have been recognised with various awards such as the Microsoft’s President’s Club Award, Microsoft Inner Circle, Microsoft Dynamics Partner of the Year and most recently the Microsoft Dynamics Local Partner of Year Award for Business Applications.
This represents a long term commitment and understanding of the Microsoft Dynamics ERP product suite by Sysco Software, bringing industry-specific solutions to markets across Ireland, the UK and globally.
Sysco Software Solutions bring industry-specific solutions to market with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
What is Dynamics 365 Business Central?
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is a business management solution for small and mid-sized organisations that automates and streamlines business processes and helps you manage your business.
Highly adaptable and rich with features, Business Central enables companies to manage their business, including finance, manufacturing, sales, shipping, project management, services, and more. Sysco Software Solutions help companies add the functionality they need, relevant to UK and Irish operations supporting even highly specialised industries.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central brings the full power of Microsoft Dynamics NAV to the cloud. As such, Business Central has at its foundation a set of trusted, proven technologies that have served 160,000 customers and millions of users worldwide.
As a single, end-to-end application, Business Central offers:
- Business without silos. Unify your business, and boost efficiency with automated tasks and workflows—all integrated within familiar Office tools like Outlook, Word, and Excel.
- Actionable insights. Achieve greater outcomes and gain a complete view of your business with connected data, business analytics, and guidance delivered by Microsoft’s leading intelligent technologies.
- Solutions built to evolve. Start quickly, grow at your own pace and adapt in real time with a flexible platform that makes it easy to extend Business Central based on your changing business needs.
Crucially, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central runs on exactly the same code base as a traditional on-premise NAV deployment. This ensures complete consistency between on-premise and cloud versions. What that means for you is that you can transition between NAV on-premise and Business Central with relative ease and access your information on any device.
If you are planning an upgrade from Dynamics NAV to Business Central SaaS, we have put together a guide that covers the main points of difference between the two products. Upgrading from NAV to Dynamics 365 Business Central – What’s New?
Why Choose Dynamics 365 Business Central SaaS?
Since its launch in April 2018, Business Central SaaS has gained 6,000 global customers and has experienced 250+% user growth year-on-year. Increasingly, the solution has been adopted by organisations looking to digitally transform their businesses.
The solution enables small businesses to benefit from the use of advanced analytical solutions, AI, or the Internet of Things within one management support system. Thanks to the flexibility provided by the cloud, the solution can be adapted to fit the scale of a businesses as it continues to develop and grow.
“Irish SMEs will be able to avail of this ‘off the shelf’ cloud solution that has the capability to run their entire business and the flexibility to scale to meet the needs of a business as it grows. As Dynamics 365 Business Central is cloud-based, the barrier to entry is now much lower for small and medium businesses. For legacy customers, a move to a modern cloud-based ERP typically means a lower total cost of ownership over time.” – Niall Fitzmaurice, Dynamics 365 Business Group Lead, Microsoft Ireland.
