One of the most important criteria when selecting an ERP solution is having the assurance that the product will be maintained, developed and supported in the long-term. That’s because businesses that implement new ERP software don’t just want to get a return on investment, they want the system to carry on working for them, delivering [...]
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Top Ten ERP Software Blog Posts for 2011
What topics were accounting software/ERP software buyers most interested in reading about in 2011? Take a look at the Top 10 ERP Software Blog posts for 2011:
continue reading...Avoiding Food Recalls: New Allergen Labeling Laws
According to recent trends, recall rates of 2011 are about the same as they were in 2009 and 2010 but there is one major difference: the number of recalls has mainly been due to the lack of allergens being listed on the food label. Could this happen to you? Are you tracking allergens in your [...]
continue reading...Bringing a Gun to a Gunfight or More Real Differences between Microsoft Dynamics NAV and AX
The conversation on real differences between Microsoft Dynamics NAV and AX continues as contributing technical blogger and ex-Microsoft product expert Thom Doss continues to sharpen the “real” differences between Dynamics NAV and AX. This is part five of a series. To review previous articles: More Real Differences between Microsoft Dynamics NAV and AX Sustainable Engineering [...]
continue reading...Microsoft Dynamics NAV vs Microsoft Dynamics GP Comparison
Many companies do not realize that there are four separate ERP software products that are part of the Microsoft Dynamics offering. Microsoft Dynamics AX (formerly Axapta), Microsoft Dynamics NAV (formerly Navision), Microsoft Dynamics GP (formerly Great Plains) and Microsoft Dynamics SL (Solomon). What is the difference between these 4 products and how can you tell [...]
continue reading...Paying the Piper or More Real Differences between Microsoft Dynamics NAV and AX
The conversation on real differences between Microsoft Dynamics NAV and AX continues as contributing technical blogger and ex-Microsoft product expert Thom Doss continues to sharpen the “real” differences between Dynamics NAV and AX. This is part four of a series. To review previous articles: More Real Differences between Microsoft Dynamics NAV and AX Sustainable Engineering [...]
continue reading...Inventory Management – What’s in Your Warehouse?
As a distributor, inventory is your lifeblood. To maximize your profits, you need to have full insight into the flow and balance of inventory across locations. Unfortunately, you probably have to depend on static reports with outdated information. You don’t really know what is in the warehouse at any given time. Common challenges of distributors [...]
continue reading...Prevent Data Corruption with One Source for Updates
It’s been a tough week – some of your best customers have increased demand for certain products, and your Warehouse Manager is working hard to keep an accurate picture of available inventory. Changes in product quantity are being updated regularly in your Warehouse Management System, and you’re keeping an eye on what’s being shipped and [...]
continue reading...Leveraging Web Services and SSRS or More Real Differences between Microsoft Dynamics NAV and AX
The conversation on real differences between Microsoft Dynamics NAV and AX continues as contributing technical blogger and ex-Microsoft product expert Thom Doss discusses leveraging web services and SSRS. This is part three of a series. To review previous articles: More Real Differences between Microsoft Dynamics NAV and AX Sustainable Engineering in Microsoft Dynamics NAV and [...]
continue reading...HACCP in the Food Safety Modernization Act of 2011
All food and beverage manufacturing companies, except for the very small, are required to have a written HACCP plan available for review should you be called upon. Have you examined your HACCP plan recently? The language that is presented in the new law is worded as Hazard Analysis and Risk-Based Preventive Controls which may differ [...]
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