Introduction to Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog
Welcome to the Dynamics GP Support and Services Blog. This new blog is designed to provide you the insights, knowledge, and challenges that our support engineers tackle every day. Microsoft has two other blogs, one that provides a product focus called Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP and the other has development focus called Developing for Dynamics GP, we thought it was time to have one with a Support focus. With content supplied from Microsoft's own support teams we will focus on topics like:
| Current hot support topics Service pack information Tips-n-Tricks I could go on and on... | Best practices Services offered by our teams Scripts and tools |
Two different support teams have come together to drive the content for this blog:
- The Microsoft Premier Field Engineering team
- This team is a part of the Microsoft Premier Support organization with a focus on Dynamics GP. Premier Support offers, among other things, Dedicated Support Engineers. A Dedicated Support Engineer is a designated specialist that shares pertinent information with the customer's IT staff and Business Decision Makers to provide support services and resources to help mitigate operational risks.
- This team is a part of the Microsoft Premier Support organization with a focus on Dynamics GP. Premier Support offers, among other things, Dedicated Support Engineers. A Dedicated Support Engineer is a designated specialist that shares pertinent information with the customer's IT staff and Business Decision Makers to provide support services and resources to help mitigate operational risks.
- The Dynamics GP Support Team
- This team is part of the Commercial Technical Support organization. Contributors to the blog reside in our Fargo campus, which is the Global Escalation Center. These team members have a deep technical knowledge, with a majority having over 10 years of tenure. The Fargo Dynamics GP Support Team provides support globally.
This blog site was previous called "The GP Field Team blog". Jeffery Katz, the previous owner of this blog, left Microsoft approximately 18 months ago. His efforts on creating this blog and the amount of fantastic content he provided are still much appreciated, and will still remain on the blog as much of it still has great value.
We hope you enjoy the site and join in the conversation in the comments. We're happy to hear your feedback and suggestions for content that will help you be successful with Dynamics GP.
Terry Blaser
Microsoft Premier Support