A new version of SAP Business One is about to be delivered. SAP Business One 9.3 delivers some detail improvements, in many areas of the SME software.
Read More10 reasons why an ERP system makes sense for every company
What exactly does Enterprise Resource Planning do for us? 10 reasons why an ERP solution is relevant for all companies ... or will become relevant.
Read MoreAway from the time card: Recording working time today
Even though time clocks are slowly becoming obsolete, time recording is still popular in many companies. What is the point of time recording in the first place, where it needs to be done and the best way to do it:
Read MorePlannable risks: material management in plant construction
Plant construction is a real risk business. Everything revolves around material. Resource management is the business process that can even save companies in an emergency. The right ERP system helps to reduce risks.
Read MoreIndustry 4.0 - When the future happens in the present
Everyone is talking about Industry 4.0. Or so you might think if you follow the media or at least many specialised publications. At the same time, however, there is already talk of two speeds, with SMEs taking on the role of the cautious ones. German SMEs, in particular, would even be missing out on digitalisation and thus the core of the fourth industrial revolution.
Read MoreIndustry 4.0 - time for the future
That the prophecies of Industry 4.0 are slowly becoming reality is shown by a new online course that is unexpectedly close to the house of SAP.
Read MoreFAQ - Maybe ERP after all?
Yes, they still exist. Companies that work without an ERP system. Is it possible, but does it make sense? This is a question that management usually ask themselves.
Read MoreThe small difference: ERP and merchandise management
Although merchandise management software and ERP software are sometimes still used as synonyms, they refer to different system solutions. But what is the difference between an enterprise resource planning system (ERP) and an ERP solution? While enterprise resource planning focuses on goods, their storage and related warehousing, ERP software has the task of utilising all resources (goods, capital and personnel) efficiently and thus improving business processes. The difference is best recognised in the areas of responsibility:
Read MoreScience fiction ERP: What we would like to have...
Industry 4.0 - Although we are still a long way from the picture that some science fiction films paint of the time around 2016, we can observe technological changes. It is realistic, for example, that machines and materials will soon be communicating with each other in production plants.
Read MoreSAP Business One -Product Configurator Integration
The CAP product configurator can be used to create configurations and price calculations for numerous applications. The software is used by tank builders, pipework constructors and mechanical engineers.
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