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Working with customers to close a sale has become more challenging in the digital age. Customers are wiser when it comes to choosing providers as they can easily find content
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.
Let’s face it. Your organisation’s SharePoint environment contains sensitive corporate data. From employee personal details to confidential project plans, there’s plenty of information in SharePoint that you’d rather not share with unauthorised third parties.
It’s no secret that Australian businesses have adopted cloud computing. Gartner predicts our cloud services market will be worth $4.74 billion by 2016, while Forrester says 86% of Australian businesses have used cloud technologies for 12 months or longer.
A couple of months ago I wrote a blog foretelling “the end of the age of automation”. The other day I read an article in the paper about how an online accounting system (SaaS) vendor was jeopardising the livelihood of auditors and accountants.
Enterprise resource planning professionals were treated to a live preview of Microsoft Dynamics AX 7 at the 2015 Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference. People have been licking their lips for more news.
Integrated Business Planning (IBP) is a management process, which enables effective decision-making and control throughout an organisation. So why is IBP the next big thing?
When you think of a ball-and-chain, comical images of a prisoner in stripes trapped in a confined space manifest themselves in one’s mind. The ball and chain serves the purpose of holding back the convict, limiting their movement and stifling their progress. Sound familiar?
A corporate finance function plays two distinct key roles in an organisation. The first role is as the external reporter. However, it’s in the second role that common finance team dysfunctions regularly occur.
The right enterprise social networking platform can solve your organisation’s collaboration woes. But with so many tools available, how do you know which is best?
Most organisations know they should make it easy for employees to work together and share ideas, however they often struggle to implement collaboration strategies that have lasting results.
For a business using CRM, keeping it up-to-date may just mean installing system upgrades. However, this ‘technical’ perspective misses the wider implication that CRM systems are typically interwoven with business processes and over time businesses evolve and change.
Every ERP and finance management system can spit out a trial balance at the drop of a hat. But there is a surprising gap that virtually every ERP and accounting system has missed.