Businesses of all kinds rely on data, IT systems, networks and internet access to a varying degree. If data and connectivity are critical to your operations, cybersecurity should be too. Maintaining the security of your data and your systems is essential to prevent business interruption, PR...
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So, you’ve made the decision to deploy SAP Business One. You’re confident that your organisation will benefit from this multifunctional enterprise resource planning (ERP) software – and little wonder, given just how many key business functions it is able to automate, streamline and integrate. But how do you actually go about your implementation?
As one of the most powerful and scalable enterprise resource planning tools (ERP), SAP Business One has proven very popular with companies thanks to its ability to grow to suit the needs of developing businesses.
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) is an area that continues to expand, evolve and grow. Some of that growth is down to new developments in how ERP is used, while other leaps are facilitated by the emergence of complimentary technologies, but in either case, the year ahead should see some exciting developments.
Here’s what you can expect to see from ERP in the coming year:
Have you heard of the dark web? For those who haven’t, the dark web is shadowy virtual underworld that most people don’t fully understand because it exists so far outside of society. It’s often painted as an unreachable, unregulated part of the online world where anything goes, and the worst criminals thrive.
The new year always invites a spot of prediction as to what we might see over the coming twelve months. As the world (hopefully) emerges from Covid-19 restrictions and lockdowns, it seems clear that 2021 will be a year of rapid change, flux and adaptation. But what might this mean in the cybersecurity sector?
If you operate a field service-led organisation you will know just how competitive the industry is. The secret to success within any field service-led organisation; is creating repeat business. The undisputed way to ensure repeat business is customer satisfaction – but how do you keep your customers happy?
There are many ways in which ERP software can help a manufacturing business to run more efficiently, increase flexibility and improve adaptability, save money and thus offer better products, service and prices than competitors.
The entire world changed in March, throwing businesses and organisations of every size into a state of disarray. Everyone was in the same boat, but the waters were uncharted, and action had to be decisive in order to make sure businesses could stay afloat.
Digitalisation helps field service companies in a number of ways from customer relations via social media channels to e-commerce to GPS. It’s indisputable that technology boosts productivity and increases efficiencies across business.
