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Producing systems that are efficient, effective, reliable and maintainable relies on the production of quality software. Nathan Oakley explains the benefits of quality versus the speed of quick and dirty…
Integration with other software and hardware is one of the biggest risk factors in any ERP implementation (the other is data conversion). Narada Ellis explains the possibilities and challenges of integration with Microsoft Dynamics NAV ERP…
We live in a time of exciting technological innovation. A time in which each of us carries around a phone with a processor orders of magnitude more powerful than that used to send people to the moon. And it all started with the humble rail road…
Time simply flies… Another year down the dust! For me and many of my fellows, this year has been tremendous; the business has grown and
As many of you know, a few short weeks ago Australia, and indeed the world, lost a great young cricketer in a tragic accident. Phillip
I have just returned from an amazing three-month adventure travelling through “The Americas”. I visited countries like Brazil, Argentina, Peru, Mexico, Cuba, the Bahamas and
The ABC recently aired an interesting series of programs on the world of the FIFO (Fly In, Fly Out) worker. While that series was running
Last week Thibault Gindre wrote a thought provoking post about businesses having the right to decide with whom they are willing to do business. That
Recently, I made a restaurant booking through the booking app Dimmi, and I was surprised to see a note at the bottom of the page
In the past nine months, I have gained an expert knowledge in a number of key functional areas of Dynamics NAV. An extremely important part
By Melanie Mondon. Last week I finished my post by listing my top picks for the reasons that scope creep occurs in an ERP project. This
By Melanie Mondon. Last week I introduced the challenges of implementing ERP systems – underestimating the complexity of requirements and business processes, the likelihood of