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Whether you are outgrowing entry-level accounting software, rubber-banding an outdated legacy solution, or simply tired of paying annual maintenance fees to a vendor that provides little to no value for your money—now is the time to give your people the tools they need to succeed. Microsoft Dynamics NAV is an innovative, flexible solution that is fast to configure and deploy, easy to use, and provides forward-looking insights to help drive your business growth.

Acora ranks among the world’s most progressive 501 Managed Service Providers (MSPs).

Acora is delighted to announce the recent signing of Belmont Green Finance Limited (‘Belmont Green’) as a new customer for the implementation of the enterprise resource planning solution, Microsoft Dynamics NAV. Belmont Green is a team of experienced mortgage professionals…

I was recently assigned to review a customers’ availability SLA (Service Level Agreement) against their current infrastructure, I noticed that a number of their systems relied upon single points of failure. And after exploring their infrastructure with a fine tooth-comb; from WAN links to servers, I found that the worst protected area of their IT estate was their vital LOB (Line of Business) applications.

We demonstrate how the IT department can use their Managed Service Partner to elevate their own reputation across the business and achieve super hero status for themselves.

Although the majority of my experience relates to Microsoft Dynamics NAV over many years, I believe the following comments will still be relevant to other ERP solutions, at least in part.

Orbis Software, a provider of business process automation solutions, today revealed that, TaskCentre is helping Acora, an IT Outsourcing provider, deliver end-to-end solutions to its Microsoft Dynamics NAV customers.

Leading IT Outsourcing provider Acora has today completed a 13 month project to implement Gartner’s Magic Quadrant leading ITSM platform ServiceNow – the company’s most significant system investment in its history.

In the third of our series of CIMA survey blogs, we examine the barriers to IT investment and the rise of the hybrid IT model.