‘Customer-centric’ may be an over-used phrase when describing the focus of a company’s marketing strategy, or product design, but Forrester Research notes how the digital components of a business is a key to fulfilling this philosophy. The outcomes push companies to reshape their mission objectives, thereby adding more value to their customer relationships: […]
SMBs can get hammered if their accounting system doesn’t provide accurate tracking of material purchases, or the latest pricing changes that didn’t make it on the customer’s monthly invoice. Such is the case when business owners are relying on multiple programs or applications that offer little integration. […]
SMBs today are blessed with easy implementations when it comes to investing in ERP software. On-premise, or cloud-hosted, the platforms for small to mid-size manufacturers and distributors offer features that are up and running right out of the box, particularly so with Microsoft Dynamics GP. […]
Small to mid-size manufacturers and distributors often rely on multiple programs and apps to track internal workflows and financials, as well as customer preferences. […]
Microsoft has announced that they will no longer support Dynamics GP 2010 after October 2015. We want to make sure that each of our clients is equipped with the most current and supported versions available. Upgrading to the latest version of Dynamics GP is essential if you want to ensure you are taking full advantage of your investment in the solution. Some of the key benefits of upgrading to Microsoft Dynamics GP 2015 R2 are: […]
Every business owner has their go-to person for fleshing out ideas. But when it comes to deciding on what ERP software is right for the company, it’s probably best to seek out an ERP consulting service, one who will preview company needs before making a recommendation. […]
It’s a common scenario among SMB’s working with old programs like Excel, or even QuickBooks, to monitor and track material price changes, and ever-changing vendor lists. Unfortunately, wholesale and distribution prices are never static, and requires constant updating of pricing and new vendors, not to mention tracking key engineering and other specifications. […]
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. […]
