What day of the month do you review your month-end reports? The first? The third? Could be it as far back as the fifth of the following month? When each area of your business has its own reporting system, it can make your month-end very painful – all the reporting must be checked, reconciled, and [...]
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Tag Archives: disparate systems
Top Three Reasons to Leverage the Cloud
January 25, 2012 – 8:08 pm
Sometimes, things happen that make you realize it’s time to change your business management system. Did it take your IT staff two months to upgrade your accounting software? Or maybe a brief power outage stopped production in your company for almost two days. Maybe you found out that your outdated Warehouse Management System won’t work [...]
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Synchronicity is More Than Just the Name of a Police Album
January 4, 2012 – 7:54 am
You know that in order to get the most out of your business management system, it’s important to stay current with your upgrades and software maintenance. This will make sure your systems are supported when new versions are released, so that your business can keep operating in an agile manner and maintain high customer satisfaction. [...]
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One System to Rule Them All
December 8, 2011 – 8:53 am
When you need to find the latest information on your customers, do you always find it in the first place you look? Most organizations maintain data across several different systems, including a financial system, a CRM system, possibly a quoting tool, or even spreadsheets and databases. When it’s time to look up something as simple [...]
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The Secret to Better Data Integrity
November 30, 2011 – 5:01 pm
It’s that time of year again – time to prepare your company year-end financials for annual review by your friendly CPA, auditor, or accounting firm. Very few people enjoy this tedious process, as it usually creates additional work on top of your normal everyday responsibilities, and it can be especially frustrating if your data is [...]
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