Deciding to upgrade your existing ERP software or to implement a new ERP system is a major undertaking, but it can be successful if you follow best practices. Here are some of the most important best practices to keep in mind: Develop a project management plan – ERP implementation processes should concentrate on project management as […]
For the non-profit community Acumatica has partnered with Nonprofit Plus (NPP). If you work with grants or restricted funds, you should review the features available in this package. NPP was designed and implemented as a fully integrated addition to Acumatica. This means you don’t have to log out and go into another system hoping it’s […]
You’ve heard this phrase before? Everyone has, repeatedly. This story will explain one of many examples of how process reviews have eliminated this statement. This is a tale of an organization which has been around for decades, operating before computerized systems, with staff who worked in the same role since everything was done on paper. […]
Not sure if your business needs an ERP? We answer that crucial question and discuss key why businesses need an ERP. Before we jump into the reasons why businesses need an ERP, let me ask you a quick question. Imagine there are two competing businesses of similar size, product focus and industry. Business one is […]
Data safety is a common concern for today’s businesses—and it should be. Combatting such data disasters is challenging, but it is possible. It all begins with implementing a secure and comprehensive ERP solution. But businesses have a choice to make. Should they select an on-premises or a cloud-based ERP solution? Which is the safest home for their data? […]
15 years Percentage of people who look for information on line in 2004 10%, in 2019 97% Blackberry had millions of users in the US in 2004, Less than 1% in 2019 At its peak in 2004, Blockbuster had more than 9,000 stores in the U.S, In 2019 0 April 15th 2004 TD Carpenter and […]
How you take your coffee may affect its taxability When researching my favorite beverage for National and International Coffee Days (Sept. 29 and Oct. 1), I discovered that coffee hyped up goats in ninth century Ethiopia and was dubbed a “bitter invention of Satan” by 17th century Christian Italians. This was unexpected. Still, the […]
2017 Mid-Year Sales Tax Changes Dealing with change is standard operating procedure for many companies: employees leave and are hired; new products are introduced and old ones phased out; there are booms, and there are busts. On top of all that, companies need to account for sales and use tax changes. Significant changes in […]
When does marketing go too far? Where do these marketing folks get our information?! Random e-mails from people you’ve never heard of offering you something obscure based on one sentence you typed yesterday. Why?! Does this really work? It must because everyone does it at some level. Then made up marketing words. I thought marketing […]
What’s Next 1 talked about cost per dollar raised (CPDR) and how processes and systems will help keep costs down, and left off with the statement to “Start tracking a metric related to what you do”. We called up some of our partners and talked to them about tracking metrics. Answers came back about so […]