While many of you are having to work from home, we have seen an increase in reported connectivity issues from clients when accessing SunSystems remotely. One of the simplest ways
While many of you are having to work from home, we have seen an increase in reported connectivity issues from clients when accessing SunSystems remotely. One of the simplest ways
With SunSystems 6.4 now in general release from Infor, it is time to consider what major benefits are available for existing SunSystems clients. Infor has for many years provided ongoing
We are regularly contacted by people who refer to their previous usage of SunAccounts as their finance system and Systems Union as the vendor or author. These tend to be senior finance managers and consulting advisory people of a certain age.
Many organisations have moved their business applications to the cloud—from customer relationship management, HR and payroll systems, to collaboration and file sharing. We also increasingly see an uptake on customers moving their core operational applications like ERP, to the cloud,
With SunSystems 6.3 now in general release from Infor it is time to consider what major benefits are available for existing SunSystems clients. Infor has for many years provided ongoing
Back in 2013 I ran some research on usage, trends, goals and intentions of purchasing and finance representatives of companies in Australia and the UK. The result of that initial research was this infographic.
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.
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.
As organisations both large and small continue their never-ending quest to find ways to do things better, faster and more affordably, cloud computing remains a hot topic of interest.
Infor has introduced a new module to SunSystems v6.2 called Extended Analysis. This looks like metadata by another name to me and that is very exciting.