It’s fair to say that most clubs would benefit from greater insight into their operations. After all, managers and executives want to know they’re making the right decisions to boost revenue, increase member satisfaction and stay profitable.
It’s fair to say that most clubs would benefit from greater insight into their operations. After all, managers and executives want to know they’re making the right decisions to boost revenue, increase member satisfaction and stay profitable.
The next release of Microsoft’s most robust ERP solution, Dynamics AX 7, is only a few months away. Since Microsoft made the announcement in May customers have asked us if they should upgrade.
Did you know Apple released its first iPhone eight years ago? That’s right. It’s been less than a decade since you were limited to checking emails in the office, needed a street directory or GPS to find your way to meetings.
If you’re a data analyst or BI consultant, you’ve probably heard of Microsoft’s latest self-service business intelligence offering, Power BI.
Raise your hand if you’re an Infor SunSystems customer. Keep it raised if you’re 100 per cent confident that your organisation is getting the most value from its SunSystems investment.
Have you heard of Power BI? It’s the latest self-service business intelligence offering from Microsoft, and it’s already helping thousands of organisations around the world to do business more effectively.
It’s not easy running a successful registered club. There are so many moving parts: gaming, food and beverage, events, sport, marketing, finance, membership management, the list goes on and on. Keeping on top of it all is a challenge.
For many people, plan-do-check-act (PDCA) is a familiar concept; the iterative four step management method is widely used and has currency with lean methodologies. One advocate of this approach is David Moore, General Manager Finance & Operations at Suntory Australia.
Many sites, especially when starting their QlikView journey, face the decision of when to use larger consolidated documents and when to use separated, domain-specific documents. Having built the first document it is tempting to just keep adding to it.
I was recently dragged through the LEGO movie. I must have had corporate performance management technology on my mind because apart from being an overwhelming experience, the plot reminded me of the different technology options available to businesses. You’ve got to worry!