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- 3 Key Success Strategies for Insurance, Banks and Financial Services
- Business Intelligence
- Integrating EDI into ERP systems
- Delivering the Business Value of Automating Business Processes to Small and Medium Enterprise
- The Asset Management Benchmark Report: Moving Toward Zero Downtime
- Growing Pains: Expansion Strategies for Small Firms
- Unknown Attacks: A clear and growing danger by Secure Computing Corporation
10 Questions to Ask When Choosing a Midmarket ERP Solution
The seas of ERP (Enterprise Resource planning) are vast, and navigating rocky waters of the current market is no simple task. The many midmarket ERP vendors all want your company’s business – in fact, Boston-based AMR Research calls it a “buyer’s market” – and they will try their best to dazzle you with spectacular product demos and enticing promises of a smooth-sailing deployment.
Don’t be fooled. Midmarket ERP offerings may be scaled down to meet the requirements particular to midmarket companies, but that doesn’t change the inherently complex – and expensive – nature of enterprise wide technology that links together many disparate business process. To make sure that you choose wisely when committing to an ERP solution, ask at least 10 questions when researching vendors and their products…
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3 Key Success Strategies for Insurance, Banks and Financial Services
Mid – to enterprise-sized insurance, banking and financial services organisations are always looking for different ways to improve their business process in order to implement tighter controls and improve the bottom line.
The fact is insurance, banking and financial services organisations that are hampered by inflexible and inefficient back –office operations struggle to recognise and take advantage of increased efficiencies.
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Source: Technology Evaluation Canters
- by Microsoft
The ability to extract and present information meaningfully is vital for business management. Indeed, business intelligence tools enable companies to make better decisions, by providing the right information to the right people at the right time. Moreover, employees increasingly suffer from information overload, and require solutions that make informed decisions a more natural part of the everyday work experience.
Source: Technology Evaluation Centre
Integrating EDI into ERP systems
-by EMANIO, Inc.
Today's small and medium enterprises rely on electronic data interchange (EDI) and enterprise resource planning (ERP) software to manage their business—but integrating the resulting data has traditionally been an expensive proposition. EMANIO's Trading Partner Integrator product builds on over a decade of experience in helping small and medium organizations integrate EDI into back-end systems under a reasonable budget.
Source: Technology Evaluation Centre
Delivering the Business Value of Automating Business Processes to Small and Medium Enterprise
-by Randy Perry
Enterprises of all sizes today face common problems dealing with handling increasing business complexity while reducing costs. The solution continues to be the automation of business processes. SAP is an established leader in addressing the needs of large enterprises. Building on that performance and identified best practices, SAP built and launched SAP Business One. SAP Business One was designed to offer small and medium businesses the same business streamlining and efficiencies at a scale and scope appropriate to their needs. IDC recently interviewed a number of companies that have successfully deployed SAP Business One. The purpose of our interviews was to determine what impact the software had on their productivity and cost reduction.
Source: Technology Evaluation Centre
The Asset Management Benchmark Report: Moving Toward Zero Downtime
- by Infor
Lean manufacturing strategies and ever-lower tolerance for late deliveries are putting pressure on manufacturers to ensure that facilities and equipment operate at peak performance. While some companies are struggling to execute preventive and predictive maintenance procedures, better performers have implemented holistic asset management strategies enabling them to proactively ensure the health of plants, factories, and equipment across global manufacturing networks.
Source: Technology Evaluation Centers
Growing Pains: Expansion Strategies for Small Firms
- by Sage Software
A smaller budget, a smaller staff—managing a small company isn’t easy. And managing for growth only multiplies the challenges. Hard work is essential, but for sustainable growth, careful planning, specialized expertise, and technology support are also necessary. That’s why managers of smaller firms aiming at expansion need to remember some essential guidelines before it’s too late to turn back.
Source: Technology Evaluation .Com
Unknown Attacks: A clear & growing danger by Secure Computing Corporation
- by Secure Computing Corporation
Unknown attacks are quickly becoming the next great information security challenge. The time between disclosure of new vulnerabilities and the emergence of unique threats exploiting them continues to diminish. And so does the effectiveness of many conventional countermeasures, including patch management. What are the details of this growing danger? And what defensive technologies are available?
Source: Technology Evaluation .Com
