Everything to do with SAP Business One, ERP projects and business software
The colleagues from Mexico and the airline Voltaris show a bit of SAP of a different kind. With a mini-flashmob above the clouds, they apparently confuse and impress the passengers. But what do a Mexican airline and SAP ERP have in common?
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A good lead is half the battle when you publish a post as a blogger. Now, some colleagues tend to see the lead more as an end in itself and not as a real indication of the content of the article.
To be honest, this was the first thing I thought when I read the headline on the cloud.de platform blog: "Start-ups, please keep your IT".
Bookkeeping is not always easy for small businesses. There is also a lot to consider when it comes to balance sheets and income statements.
Read MoreIn the near future, the Business One Cloud powered by SAP HANA solution (as the somewhat unwieldy name suggests) will also be offered from SAP data centres. SAP announced this at the SAP SME Summit taking place today in New York.
Read More Invoices are a tiresome topic. Basically, we like to write them just as much as we like to receive them: not at all. Nevertheless, every order for a company also means an invoice. That you don't type the wrong data into Excel or Word at the beginning
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Generally speaking: Data quality is when the suitability of several data sets is compared in order to determine similarities and/or deviations. Quality aspects include whether the data sets are accurate, complete, up-to-date and relevant.
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However, the implementation of mobile applications is as complex as any other system project and requires good planning. Here are nine steps on how to approach the introduction of an (additional) mobile ERP system:
Read MoreEarlier this week, we reported on the feature of the new SAP Business One version (9.2). Access to the system is provided via the browser. SAP users can already test the online access. For everyone else, here is a video that illustrates the feature:
Read MoreMost companies also interpret a new ERP system as an automatic optimisation of business processes. The disappointment when the expected effect in improved processes fails to materialise is great. However, with the right approach, it is possible to combine an ERP solution and business process optimisation in one project.
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Reports are part of the everyday life of every company and - admittedly - not all that popular. Fortunately, there are system solutions such as Crystal Reports. Admittedly, this software does not make report creation a favourite task, but it does make the procedure a lot easier. Information from databases or text files can be called up, processed and displayed in graphics or tables.
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