Reflecting on his transition to retirement, Peter Fenwick discusses how he established an employee shareholder scheme and its contribution to retaining the culture of the firm he had put his heart and soul into for 35 years…
Nathan Oakley recently visited Japan. In this blog post he reveals some surprising observations about the technology that the Japanese use…
Brad Foot watched the Introducing Apple Watch Video and just couldn’t help himself. If he tires of being the Gold Product Manager at Fenwick he might get a job in marketing at Apple. He’s now looking for a way to incorporate a Digital Crown and Linear Actuator into Fenwick Gold. Read and smile…
The pressure and workload involved in introducing a new ERP system, achieving go-live and a system that is working day to day, may, justifiably, be the cause of great relief or preferably, celebration. And that’s fair enough. But getting the system up and running is only the first step…
For 2015 Fenwick Software has once again achieved its Microsoft Gold Competency status, demonstrating a “best-in-class” ability and commitment to meet Microsoft customers’ evolving needs…
In part 2 of his blog on Dynamics NAV Dimensions and common errors, David Love delves into transactions and provides some examples of common errors…
In this series of blogs, David Love describes one of the most common errors that Dynamics NAV customers face…
Brad Foot, Principal Consultant and Quality Manager at Fenwick Software, explains the newest addition to Fenwick Gold modules – Advanced Approvals. This new module extends NAV approvals functionality in a way that’s much more suited to today’s business needs…
Atish Malla spends his life getting results on IT projects and on the football field. He has discovered interesting similarities between his sport and his work…
More and more systems have to operate across multiple countries involving many languages. Andrew Lang explains what is involved in delivering the best result for the client when faced with the translation of forms and documents…
Backup is like insurance, you might begrudge the cost but only until the day you need it. Andrew Ferguson provides practical advice on levels of backup that will avoid a business crisis in the case of a disaster…
Athletes warm up before competition in order to perform better, so perhaps there are advantages in “warming” the brain before starting an important workshop. Steve Langmaid investigates this in his blog post…
