In 2004, Microsoft released Great Plains and three other solutions under the Microsoft Business Solutions suite. Solomon Software was acquired by Great Plains Software in 2000 and by Microsoft in 2001. Through the years, Solomon I (and subsequent versions up to Solomon IV) gained widespread acclaim, impressing both users and software pundits. The software traces its origins to 1983 in Ohio, where Solomon Software (originally TLB) built an accounting system called Solomon I.
Great Plains has an extremely rich history predating Microsoft Dynamics. Today, the company serves over 16,000 customers in more than 200 countries and territories, and is widely considered a pioneer in the cloud-based software space. In 2016, NetSuite was acquired by Oracle for an estimated $9.3 billion. The company started out as a web-hosted accounting management software, but quickly evolved into an end-to-end cloud-based solution for ERP, financial planning, and omnichannel commerce. NetSuite, was founded in 1998 by Evan Goldberg.
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