The No. 1 Reason ERP Implementations Fail
Panorama Consulting, an ERP outfit in Colorado releases an annual survey of companies’ feedback compiled from the results, successes, failures, gripes and kudos of their own ERP implementations, [...]
Whether your Thanksgiving tastes run to Charles Schultz or to Norman Rockwell … we send the warmest of Thankgiving wishes to all our friends, families, partners and customers… [...]
Sales Tax Compliance Best Practices
Our firm partners occasionally with one of the leading providers of automated sales tax solutions – Avalara. They’re a team of tax and software industry veterans who’ve created [...]
NEW Cool Features Just Introduced in Microsoft Dynamics 2017 (Part 2 of 2)
We noted in our prior post that Dynamics NAV 2017 debuted some new Outlook integration features with its new release of Oct. 24, 2016. We noted some of [...]
NEW Cool Features Just Introduced in Microsoft Dynamics 2017
Microsoft’s latest release of Dynamics NAV, released October 24th features a number of new productivity enhancements in the ways NAV interacts with Outlook and Excel. MSDynamicsWorld.com’s editor Jason [...]
The One Sure Way to Lower the Cost of Your ERP System (Conclusion)
This is the conclusion of a two-part post originally published over three years ago, but still very relevant today. Please start with part one, which you’ll find here. [...]
The One Sure Way to Lower the Cost of Your ERP System
We first published the following two-part post here on our blog over three years ago. We thought it would be a good time refresh and republish it. It [...]
Using “The Rule of 5” To Estimate the Cost of Your ERP System Implementation
As providers of ERP software, we have long observed the tendency among some to severely underestimate the actual cost of a system implementation. When we hear these claims, [...]
I Have Officially Circled The Globe… And It Only Took 35-1/2 Years!
A post that’s way off-topic today, but please indulge me. It’s a once-in-a-lifetime thing… I’m a runner. More of a jogger, actually. Well… maybe a plodder. Still, plodder that I [...]