Everything to do with SAP Business One, ERP projects and business software
After the basics in the first part, the second part was about the different motivations around an ERP project. After the third part, which names the responsible persons, it is about the specifications.
Read More Selecting an ERP system is sometimes a lengthy and complicated undertaking. We shed light on this challenge in a separate series.
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At the same time, a young generation of companies and people is growing up who have not learnt about software as a large monolith. They are used to expecting quickly accessible apps focussed on usability from their smartphones. Can modern ERP software fulfil these expectations?
Read More In the second part (click here for the first part) of our series on selecting an ERP system, we look at the why and what. Why does the company need new software and what and where is the company looking for such a solution.
Read More The introduction of ERP software at a medium-sized company has been methodically researched, practised and almost standardised. Whether it's a short blog article or a multifaceted specialist book, they all describe a more or less similar procedure for implementing business software.
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In a very detailed video, Rainer Zinow (Senior Vice President: Product Management, Business One & Business ByDesign) explains the strategy and the future of SAP Business One.
As a senior product manager, Rainer Zinow is not only responsible for SAP Business One but also for SAP ByDesign. As such, he naturally has an overview of the entire SAP strategy for SAP's SME ERP systems.
Read More After years of arguing about function and technology, SAP has been moving in a new direction on the marketing side for some time now. Simple is the keyword right at the top. Access to Business It should be simple.
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If I think back 5 years to when SAP Business One was launched, the idea at that time was almost absurd, that SAP's smallest and youngest „child“ would reach a stage that would justify a blog.
Just like in real life: Children grow up