Running a business is difficult. For any small or medium-sized business owner, the day-to-day operations often lead to 16 hour days full of multi-tasking, worry about choices you need to make or have made, and sometimes regret when those choices turn out poorly. […]
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Business, and organizations, who are still using Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 may already be onboard the big changes coming on January 13, 2015. Then, Microsoft will no longer offer their “mainstream support” for this software, including SP1 and R2. […]
Today, the digital landscape is alive with the sound of digital files migrating to the cloud. By no means, though, does this transitioning to cloud computing equate to a stampede to move all applications, files and documents in one fell swoop to a hosting service. […]
The business is growing, this is excellent news. It also presents some situations that will take careful research and decision-making. Expanding the reach and scope of the business model may have already pointed out that the company has Outgrown Quickbooks. This is not unexpected since QB is designed for the small business profile. It doesn’t make using it a bad choice. It can, however, make it necessary to migrate the business to a more flexible and robust solution. Stop-gap measures will only work for so long before they become costly. An article in Entrepreneur points out some of [...]
Aside from reading and comparing ERP product reviews, and asking other users, how does an SMB owner, or IT decision-maker, ultimately choose the right ERP platform, such as NetSuite. […]
At first glance, Microsoft Dynamics GP and NetSuite are almost identical: cloud based? Check. ERP? Check. Financial management and accounting? Check. Scalable? Check. Customizable? Check. Easy to deploy, user-friendly, familiar formatting? Check, check and check. The differences are hard to find when you are comparing notes on which business management software to buy. […]
Unfortunately, in today’s business climate known for its get-it-done-now philosophy investing in new software is one thing…but implementation represents an endeavor fraught with many challenges. […]
Restaurant owners may be quick to buy the latest dual- ovens on the market, but pushback when it comes investing in technology to improve their business processes. ERP, or how to watch ten steaks at a time… After all, they often have little time to do more than handle payroll, or keep track of ongoing costs. In a way, it’s much like the chef watching over ten steaks on the grill, turning each one at the right time to make sure those rare-to-mediums come out that way. […]
As a business owner, maybe you’ve received one of those ominous calls at three-in-the-morning: the servers are going down and throwing off thousands of files and documents into the abyss. So much for implementing a backup and recovery program, or explaining to the customer how their most confidential information lies in the Wasteland of the digital landscape. Today, companies are finding good reason to look to the Cloud to provide SaaS to run their core business processes, such as the NetSuite ERP platform available through Technology Management Concepts (TMC). […]
