Traditionally, ERP software is regarded as a cost. And though the conviction that the quality of available information influences the results of the company is spreading, cost-oriented thinking is still influencing companies greatly.
Traditionally, ERP software is regarded as a cost. And though the conviction that the quality of available information influences the results of the company is spreading, cost-oriented thinking is still influencing companies greatly.
Nov 29, 2017 10:20:38 AM
Software, in my view, is the only capital good in the world that does not have a residual value. Did you ever see an advertisement on Ebay saying “SAP software for sale because over complete, sharply priced”? Replacing company software is the purest form of wasting capital. So before changing to...
Another great QBShare event today (26th Sep). Thanks to the QBS team for pulling this all together. The main event for me was Marko (GM of Dynamics 365) clearing up the FUD created over the last few days and what is really going on with Dynamics NAV and Dynamics 365, in a frank and open way. Mark,...
Managers and business owners often tell us how they’re struggling with old, disconnected systems that don’t do what the business needs them to.
Many growing companies eventually hit a roadblock in their path to success. In most cases, that roadblock comes from the systems & processes businesses rely on daily: the various spreadsheets storing data, limiting accounting software and a lack of synchronisation between data and people.
Phillip Hammond, Chancellor of the Exchequer and Andy Haldane, Chief economist for the Bank of England, seem to think bad managers are the cause of poor productivity. We have other ideas.
“Time is what we want most, but what we use worst.” William Penn
According to this study from 2014, an individual’s hourly productivity rates significantly drop when they exceed 50 hours work per week.
Canny people know the importance of taking time out at the weekend so they can relax and...
It seems like an odd comparison, but deciding which business tools to invest in is a lot like buying a parachute — a comparison perfectly demonstrated by the Volkswagen car advert below.
Productivity is never an accident. It is always the result of a commitment to excellence, intelligent planning, and focused effort.
Growth is never by mere chance; it is the result of forces working together. — James Cash Penney
