No surprise, more and more companies are opting for a two- tiered approach to buying enterprise resource planning (ERP) software. Granted, this option is usually thought to be the choice of larger corporations with subsidiaries and many branch offices. […]
As small businesses struggle to manage growth, some are also finding it challenging to maintain the bits of knowledge found within a family-owned business, or even one that embraces all the attributes of small-company culture, as noted in the Wall Street Journal . […]
An ERP consultant is someone who can help to make sure that the project is running smoothly, typicall working as an ERP Vendor, or a Technology Group. However, choosing the wrong consultant could mean that the entire project is placed off track. In order to ensure that you find the right ERP consultant, be sure to consider the following tips. […]
In this day and age it goes without saying your eCommerce site needs a companion app. […]
A mistaken notion among business owners is that the vendor for ERP software is only concerned about moving product, and that’s where the ‘relationship’ ends with little, if any, follow-up service. Implementation? Training? Deployment? […]
Cloud computing is one of the most popular items to surface in the technology world in recent times. This type of platform offers a greater ability for businesses to gather information, build databases, as well as provide storage and networking services for the company. One option that helps to fulfill those needs is Microsoft Azure. Here are a few things that you should know about this platform. […]
Expanding businesses, like small distributors and manufacturers, need the right process tools to remain competitive in today’s marketplace. Ideally, the decision to implement such programs, like Microsoft Dynamics NAV cloud, should occur long before the business feels competitive pressures to do so, as noted in a Forbes overview on ‘change management.’ […]
As the owner of a growing electrical contracting business, you’ll never forget those startup days. You and your electrical apprentice logged a lot of hours on every job. Consequently, profits were skimpy, to say the least. […]
What incentives do big companies have to introduce new technology when a sizable chunk of revenue stems from just maintaining the customer base with little need to re-launch or innovate? […]
