Everything to do with SAP Business One, ERP projects and business software
The uncertainty is great. The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) poses additional challenges for every company. You can find an overview of the content here. As an SAP Business One partner, we naturally ask ourselves what needs to be considered in relation to GDPR and ERP operations. To avoid fishing in the dark, we asked lawyer Wolfgang A. Schmidt, a recognised expert on the subject.
Read More
Business intelligence or predictive analytics: both are available as application packages for analysing data. But what is the difference?
Read More
Standard software is still the trend. This is shown by the Trovarit study ERP in Practice. The superficial reasons given for this are mostly the low project risk and the smaller costs. However, this is not always automatically guaranteed.
Read More
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 More
not easy. Some are entering uncharted territory with this investment and hear many different voices offering good advice or warnings. Others still have the past introduction of an ERP system "in their bones", even if it was a long time ago. It is clear, however, that this is always an investment that needs to be well considered and secured. Investment security in the context of the rollout of ERP software should then also be one of the key criteria for deciding which business application gets the nod.
Read More
Once a company has implemented an ERP solution, this is not the end of the story. Even a successfully completed ERP project does not guarantee the long-term success of a system.
Read More
Innovative is different. The judgement of the "Expert Commission for Research and Innovation" (EFI) is rather harsh for small and medium-sized companies in Germany.
Read MoreWe have already mentioned at several points that ERP projects are a time-intensive affair. Where the project actually originates and when it will actually be completed can rarely be determined in advance.
Read More
Fortunately, major problems or total failures are not the rule with ERP systems. Nevertheless, there comes a day when the screen goes dark and you have to work without the support of the software. Even if such incidents cannot be avoided directly, a company can still prepare for problems caused by an ERP failure.
Read More
What was declared a coming trend a few years ago is now history. Open source ERP has not been able to assert itself despite the glorious future it was believed to have. A lack of functionality and the high level of customisation required are the reasons for its limited success.
Read More