The latest application of technology to enterprise resource planning software (ERP) is the magic of the cloud. Sales and marketing literature touts a long list of benefits derived from moving ERP and related software from on-premises hardware to the cloud. The point...
The typical life-cycle of a business sees it implement three ERP systems. QuickBooks, an “Upgrade” to QuickBooks and finally a “Real” system. This is at least one, if not two systems too many. Over the last decade an “AXSMB” was the term used for that special class of...
It’s update season, including various versions of Microsoft Dynamics AX, all across the Microsoft ERP landscape. Some non-essential. Some forced. Selling and managing several of these projects is giving me a front row seat to the excitement. Recently, preparing for...
There are many reasons why you may be outgrowing your Microsoft Dynamics GP software. However, primarily it falls into either a functional or a technological issue. Understanding those issues in the context of what the Dynamics GP solution is intended to deliver can...
The typical life-cycle of a business sees it implement three ERP systems: QuickBooks, an “upgrade” to QuickBooks, and finally a “real” system. This is at least one, if not two, systems too many! The standard rationale for following the traditional ERP system...
“Modern” Manufacturing ERP Software In a recent marketing blog from Acumatica that included access to a “free” video (insert eyeroll) the major takeaway was, “Having modern manufacturing ERP software wrapped up in a single system is quickly becoming a necessity for...
