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Rolling SmartIT Plan

Technology and business do not work on a calendar or fiscal year.  Plans change, things happen and in order for your business to remain successful, you must plan for changes.  Based on our experience, we’ve developed a 3-6-12-24 month rolling plan.  The goal of this plan is to break implementation actions and reactions away from [...]

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Three Steps to Successful “Go Live” of Your Next ERP Project

There are many risks involved with deploying a new financial system.  To ensure the successful launch of your next ERP project, there are three key steps you should follow for effective planning and implementation. Success is when your organization achieves business goals, the project costs are within budget, and the “go live” dates are met. [...]

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Thinking About Software As A Solution (SaaS)?

In a recent (2009) conference, hosted by Computerworld, it became clear that SaaS is now mainstream.  To quote some of the attendees: “SaaS adoption has moved past the ‘tipping point’” “A new ecosystem is forming around Cloud computing that will transform the IT sector.” “SaaS is not an optional disruptive technology.” “Cloud, SaaS and Mobility [...]

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11 Tips For Choosing Your Accounting Partner

Successful Accounting Partnerships Trusting your accounting processes and information to an ‘outsider’ is a big step for any small and medium sized business owner.  After all, the ability to track inventory, place orders, send out bills, and collect and managing cash is core to every business and something that every business owner should take very [...]

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New Budgeting Features in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010

Have you had time to check out the great new budgeting features in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010?  I have been showing quite a few customers how the new budgeting feature in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 will be a time saver in the accounting department.  Many customers have different departments within their organization that create their respective [...]

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Build on Your Existing ERP Software or Start Over?

A decision many businesses face today is whether to salvage existing ERP software, or start fresh and build an accounting solution from the ground up. In order to answer that for your company, you need to ask yourself: What level of integration do you need? The larger the organization, the more challenging it is to [...]

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Three Main Advantages of SaaS ERP

Many companies are in search of ERP software to help manage their business efficiently. They can go for traditional solutions and decide on certain software, have it installed and implemented, or decide for a more innovative solution and use ERP SaaS (Software as a Service). This means that the software is hosted somewhere else, it [...]

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Save Money with SmartIT!

Throughout the 16+ years we’ve worked in the IT industry, we’ve seen organizations that fall into one of 3 categories with respect to their IT Management/Budgeting:  1.      IT Deficient/Inefficient The IT Deficient/Inefficient are spending hidden dollars on excess staffing, office expenses, or lost customers and tend to be in denial that IT is as required [...]

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Frozen Yogurt Wars Illustrate Value of Microsoft Dynamics GP Business Ready Licensing

This summer, my hometown (Denver) is in the midst of a frozen Yogurt war in that two new (for us) national chains are vying for the attention of our taste buds.  Pinkberry and Yogurtland just  recently opened their doors for business within days of each other and already and continually have customers (yes, including me) [...]

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Streamline Your Engineering Department with Microsoft Dynamics ERP

If you’re a part of a manufacturing company, you rely on your engineering department in order to secure a profit. While the sales department initiates leads, the engineering department is in charge of creating products and filling orders which ultimately results in the sale and revenue. This means that the efficiency of your engineering department [...]

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