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.
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.
Current SunSystems users may not be aware that they are sitting on an extremely comprehensive reporting, analytical, budgeting and planning capability and potentially not utilising it.
It’s a scenario that’s been faced by plenty of marketing managers: A senior executive announces to the marketing team that they want to promote a new product with a marketing campaign involving, as its centrepiece, a seminar for prospective customers.
It can be a little daunting and even occasionally frustrating trying to understand the licensing structure for an on-premise QlikView software deployment. Here is a brief, high level overview to help get you started at least.
How good would it be if, from a business and finance perspective, you were able plan with greater confidence?
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) scheme is here and it is rolling out in pilots across early adopter community services organisations. The NDIS introduces patient-based revenue model has implications for your performance management.