KPMG acknowledges Microsoft Dynamics as Best of Breed
KPMG Australia has purchased Hands-on Systems and become a Gold competency partner for Microsoft Dynamics, underlining the software suite’s position as the pre-eminent ERP offering in its market…
KPMG Australia has purchased Hands-on Systems and become a Gold competency partner for Microsoft Dynamics, underlining the software suite’s position as the pre-eminent ERP offering in its market…
You don’t have to part with your precious cash to pay for your NAV licences and implementation. Chris Johnstone discusses the alternatives…
We have got used to, and rely on, alerts from our various devices, now, with a clever a clever add-on, Microsoft Dynamics NAV can provide notifications about important business occurrences. Brad Foot explains the usefulness of Advanced Notifications…
“SuperStream,” it might sound like the name of a corporate jet but it’s not that glamorous, it’s the requirement for all superannuation payment details provided by employers to Superannuation Funds to be done via an electronic file. The deadline is close. Atish Malla explains its impact and how to comply…
Rushing to deliver urgently needed functionality can come with a high price as it compromises the quality of the total solution that will eventually be delivered. Andrew Lang discusses the impact of meeting the “I must have it now” requirement…
Analysing your business data for effective and strategic business decisions has never been easier. Andrew Ferguson sheds light on the power of pivoting in Microsoft Excel…
As technology advances, the cloud is becoming a more common environment in which we operate. Ian Thompson shares the benefits of traditional computing and cloud based solutions…
Will the Greek crisis impact Australian businesses? No doubt there were risk assessments being done by Australian companies as Greece tottered on the brink of financial collapse. In this blog post Thibault Gindre provides a concise review of the situation…
Multi-tier systems such as Dynamics NAV provide great flexibility and scalability, easily handling over 1,000 concurrent users, but tracking down performance problems in these more complex configurations can be difficult. In his blog post Steve Langmaid recommends a proven approach…
Does the saying, “You get what you pay for” apply to ERP software? Sam Kosky explains why it pays to look beyond price and consider the benefits you might get from paying a little more…
What do you do to handle the stress that work pressures can create? Ruby Usman has investigated ways of achieving a balance for the mind and body, in this blog post she shares her experiences…
People, culture and relationships are way more important than technology. Peter Hill argues that the best technology does not guarantee the best system or the delivery of business benefits…