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A Winning Partner

Prophet Business Group is Winnipeg’s Microsoft Dynamics GP Gold Enterprise Resource Planning and Silver Desktop Partner. Our decades of industry experience implementing accounting software and reputation as a reliable network services provider makes Prophet the driving force behind many businesses seeking custom business solutions.

Prophet is aligned with industry best practices and our team of Dynamics GP software consultants provides expert advice for growing businesses in sectors such as distribution, service management, manufacturing, and job costing. Prophet implements a wide variety of complementary software to enhance Dynamics GP in areas of sales, reporting, and customer relationship management. Prophet delivers comprehensive business solutions to help you find efficiencies and elevate your business’ potential. Our experienced professionals work onsite and remotely with our customers during and after all Dynamics GP implementations to make sure all their needs are met.

Prophet’s network consultants use gold-standard industry technologies such as Microsoft, IBM, Lenovo, and HP to improve and modernize IT networks. We emphasize network security and our customized hardware implementations and software solutions will bring your business technologically up-to-date. Prophet takes Internet security very seriously and we offer a variety of Internet security solutions to help protect your business. Prophet's network consultants provide excellent onsite and remote support to all of its customers.

Plan for the future and put Prophet Business Group's experience to work for you. Call us at (204) 982-9890.

Which smartphone should you choose?

Smartphones are becoming the norm for many businesses now, helping employees connect remotely and access clients, colleagues and networks from anywhere. A new study shows that, among mobile users, smartphones are now the preferred choice over lower-end devices.

According to an article from Techcrunch.com, 46 per cent of the 2,253 adults surveyed now own smartphones. This is an 11 per cent increase from nine months ago. These numbers are an average; the numbers are significantly higher among young adults and college graduates (18-35 year olds).

Defend yourself: malware finding new ways past security

Malware Malware creators are now using stolen digital certificates as a way to avoid detection and bypass Windows defences. Digital certificates are used to verify that a user sending a message is who he or she claims to be. They also provide the receiver with a way to reply to that sender. Malware creators are able to “steal” these digital certificates so their virus will more easily go undetected.

When the ability to steal these digital certificates was discovered in 2010, security experts predicted that malware creators would adopt the technique in the future, because many anti-virus programs are not designed to scan files signed with a legitimate digital certificate and won’t be able to detect if it’s stolen.

Fortunately, Microsoft is constantly working to combat malware access. Microsoft says the new version of Windows Defender offers advanced protection that defends against all types of malware, including viruses, worms, bots and rootkits.