Data warehouse or data lake
20 may

Data warehouse or data lake

Data lakes and data warehouses are buzzwords you hear when it comes to data storage in the context of Big Data. In fact, they also denote two different approaches. The „lake“ in Data Lake is indeed a fitting term: a large pool filled with raw data that is stored there unstructured and without a specific use. A data warehouse, on the other hand, keeps ordered, structured, filtered data in stock. For what purpose should you use which approach?

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SAP Business One vs SAP Business ByDesign
16 may

SAP Business One vs SAP Business ByDesign

There are still some people who associate SAP primarily with software solutions for large corporations. This completely overlooks the fact that SAP Business One and SAP Business ByDesign are two ERP software packages on the market that are aimed at SMEs. But why two ERP offerings for SMEs? Obviously there is a need in the market, as both ERP solutions have been operating there successfully for years.

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Accounting for startups
21 Feb

Accounting for startups

It all starts with an outstanding idea and/or a unique selling point that promises big profits. Once the start-up has been founded, the focus is then on acquiring customers, refining the business model and generating revenue. However, what sustains all these activities and ultimately determines success or failure are the finances.
In order to keep these under control as a founder, you need organised accounting for start-ups.

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GMP standards for ERP in the pharmaceutical industry
14 Feb

GMP standards for ERP in the pharmaceutical industry

Good manufacturing practice (GMP) is a system designed to ensure that products are consistently manufactured and controlled according to quality standards. It was developed to minimise the risks associated with any pharmaceutical production that cannot be avoided by testing the product.

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