Everything to do with SAP Business One, ERP projects and business software
As previously reported, for example on the basis of the success story of the introduction at Krones AG, SAP Business One is excellently suited for the management of branches of larger companies and structures. Proof of this is now provided by the Eik chain, which sells agricultural machinery through a wide network.
Read MoreCKS.DMS started years ago as a relatively simple DMS ADDON for SAP Business One. In the meantime, however, the functionality of the document archive has grown considerably.
Read MorePerhaps this would be an occasion to launch a new series that deciphers the cryptic jargon of the software industry. A term that has often elicited questioning glances is „Order-to-Cash“.
Read MoreCRM4Outlook, the comprehensive Outlook integration for SAP Business One, has been released in a new version (1.0.57). The MS Outlook extension allows access to SAP B1 remotely and without needing to launch a SAP client.
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A new version of the Versino SAP Business One - DATEV Interface Pro is being launched. The now bidirectional interface between the SAP B1 financial system and DATEV FINANCE imports the postings back from DATEV to SAP after exporting the data from SAP to DATEV.
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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.
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Digitalisation seems to have slowly arrived in small and medium-sized companies - at least that's what a new study by SAP promises.
Read MoreTouch and learn - this is the motto of toy manufacturer Safari Ltd. SAP Business One is now used in a wide variety of companies around the world. Small and medium-sized companies from a wide range of industries rely on the ERP solution. Here on our blog, we tell you who these companies are and why SAP Business One was the right decision for them.
Read MoreResource planning is one of the most challenging tasks in project management. Especially when it comes to employees, planning is difficult to calculate clearly. After all, people are people - and they are rarely completely predictable.
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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.
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