Microsoft Dynamics GP Security and Audit Field Manual

My friends, MVP Mark Polino (@mpolino) and Andy Snook (@snookgofast), both members of the Fastpath team, have just released a comprehensive security book titled, Microsoft Dynamics GP Security and Audit Field Manual.

The book can be found in printed and Kindle formats on Amazon.com and I encourage you to get a copy, read up, and put into practice as this book goes beyond the boring task of assigning security to windows and reports just to prevent someone from accessing some area of the application, and into the realms of compliance, separation of duties, and audit controls.


The book can be found in printed and Kindle formats on Amazon.com and I encourage you to get a copy, read up, and put into practice as this book goes beyond the boring task of assigning security to windows and reports just to prevent someone from accessing some area of the application, and into the realms of compliance, separation of duties, and audit controls.

Finally, I want to take the opportunity to thank both Mark and Andy for extending me an invitation to write the foreword to their book. 

Until next post!

MG.-
Mariano Gomez, MVP

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