Hello Developing for Dynamics GP community. David has been busy posting lots of great information and I thought it was time for my team to start helping contribute. My name is Scott Stephenson and I am the team manager for the Microsoft Dynamics GP Developer Support team in North America. Over the next few months, you will start to be introduced to other engineers from within my team as they help provide content for this blog. We look forward to working with this community and using the blog to provide additional information. Let's get on to my topic today.

While not deeply technical in nature, one of the items I, as well as other engineers, talk a lot with customers and partners is how they can help influence what is included in future releases of Microsoft Dynamics GP.  As Microsoft representatives we will often direct customers and partners to a site where you can enter suggestions. I wanted to provide some additional information about recent changes in this area.   We recently moved away from the Global Suggestions link that many of you…

We get asked on a pretty regular basis, how do you determine what features are added into the next release of Microsoft Dynamics GP?

Or, do even look at the suggestions I post out on CustomerSource or PartnerSource?

Well, the short answers:

1.  The process to determine features is complicated.

2.  Yes, we do look at the suggestions and use that as one of the main sources of input.

The longer answers:

The best place to give your product suggestions is MS Connect.  I guarantee that someone at Microsoft looks at…

A while back Scott Stephenson took us through the process of providing product feedback and suggestions for enhancements with his Providing product feedback using Microsoft Connect post.

No…

How many times have you wished a particular feature to be incorporated into the Dynamics GP application? How many times have you wished you could have some input on how a module should work or how it could be changed to work more efficiently?…