Bob Scott’s VAR Stars 2015 AnnouncedTechnology Management Concepts has been selected as a member of the Bob Scott’s VAR Stars for 2015, a group of 100 organizations honored for their accomplishments in the field of midmarket financial software […]
Previously, we talked about how beneficial Cloud ERP software can be for your business. One of the first questions SMBs normally ask is ”How much does it cost?” There are a number of factors that influence the final “price tag” of a cloud ERP system; the end result can be highly variable. What you can expect is a range of $125 per user/mo – $300 per user/mo depending on the system and overall functional needs. Let’s look into the key factors when it comes to determining the price of Cloud ERP software: […]
As a business grows, it needs to find greater reliability, higher efficiency and increasing effectiveness in all of its work processes. ERP solutions are especially well suited for this type of environment. However, the first question is “what is the best business solution suitable for my company’s needs?” […]
There is no doubt traditional, on-premise ERP systems benefit companies in a variety of ways such as a mature system functionality and abilities of greater customization and integration. However, cloud computing has become the fastest growing segment in today’s modern business solutions. In the following section, we list the major benefits and drawbacks of cloud-based ERP versus on-premise ERP systems. This analysis will help the decision maker to make the right decision for their company. […]
Decision making is critical in a business, and entrepreneurs often pride themselves on decisiveness. Being an outstanding enterprise, you should understand the important of right-time information to compete successfully in a digitally connected world. With Cloud ERP software, you can avoid the risks of delay; make smarter and more accurate business decisions. […]
In the past, QuickBooks was the first choice when it came to an accounting solution for most small businesses. As the business grows, you will realize QuickBooks is no longer suitable for the company. You will need an effective ERP system to manage the business in order to drive and sustain the growth. […]
“If your existing systems are impacting your growth potential, now’s the time to take the next steps.” For most startups, QuickBooks features will not be robust enough for the business after one or two years. They need to look for a more powerful and complete business solution. Modern businesses need the flexibility to rapidly seize emerging opportunities or quickly deal with new challenges. One of the most imperative abilities for today’s on-the-go workforce is to enter and retrieve data from outside the office. […]
Since their inception, the vast majority of ERP systems have been implemented on premise. However, in the past decade it has seen a shift to cloud computing. We understand not every enterprise user is an early technology adopter. That’s why you need an expert such as Technology Management Concepts.to lead you through the process […]
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is a business solution designed for small and midsize companies which aims to help businesses automate data collection, storage, and management. Based on the users’ need, Cloud ERP software integrates some or all of the essential functions into one complete system without in-house server infrastructure. The numerous streams of business data comes from different departments such as accounting, inventory, marketing, service, and delivery and will be monitored and utilized to provide up-to-date insight for C-Suite to make better and smarter business decisions. […]
Most companies are familiar with ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning software), which helps them to monitor and organize business data across each independent department within the company. Traditional ERP solutions are often housed within a company’s server and require consistent monitoring and updating. On the other hand, Cloud ERP, such as SaaS (Software as a Service), is based in the cloud. It frees the employees from their office and their desks. Employees in different divisions can easily access the information for their needs and focus on what they are good at. Moreover, the savings from requiring an IT department can be [...]
