Microsoft Dynamics GP Consultant

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About the role

Overview: Expertise in SQL Server upgrade/migration (2008 R2 2022). Candidate Experienced Microsoft Dynamics GP Consultant with strong expertise in upgrading legacy GP environments to the latest versions. Candidate should have hands-on experience in managing end-to-end upgrade initiatives, including infrastructure, database, and application layers, along with custom code remediation and validation. Project Context Current EnvironmentWindows Server 2008 R2SQL Server 2008 R2Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Target EnvironmentWindows Server 2022SQL Server 2022 Microsoft Dynamics GP v18.8Key Responsibilities Plan and execute end-to-end upgrade of Microsoft Dynamics GP from legacy to latest version Perform environment assessment, upgrade path planning, and risk analysis Upgrade– Windows Server (2008 2022)– SQL Server (2008 R2 2022)– Dynamics GP (2013 v18.8) Analyze, remediate, and validate custom code, integrations, and third-party add-ons Ensure data integrity, migration, and reconciliation during upgrade Develop cutover strategy, rollback plans, and validation procedures Support testing (SIT/UAT), deployment, and post-go-live stabilization Troubleshoot and resolve upgrade-related issues

Required Skills:

Strong hands-on experience with Microsoft Dynamics GP (2013 to 18.x versions)
Proven experience in upgrading GP from legacy versions to latest releases
Expertise In– SQL Server upgrade/migration (2008 R2 2022)
Windows Server upgrade/migration

Keywords

Skills: Microsoft Dynamics; Microsoft SQL Server 2019

Experience Required: 10 & Above

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