10 IT certs paying the highest premiums today
By: Sarah White amp;lt;iframe src=”//www.googletagmanager.com/ns.html?GTM-NCMJGX” height=”0″ width=”0″ style=”display:none;visibility:hidden”></iframe> Foote Partners has identified the following 10 certifications as increasing the most in value last year, based on compensation data provided by more than 3,300 private- and public-sector employers in the U.S. and Canada. Here, certification value is based off what percentage of base salary accounts for […]
8 Deliverables You Can Expect from Cloud ERP
By: Lucy Thorpe In business you live or die by results – so any decision to adopt new technology has to be driven by the outcomes you expect to achieve. Luckily cloud ERP delivers on multiple counts, from flexibility to accuracy. For example; organisations pivot quickly in response to changing customer needs when they take […]
TrueCommerce Launches Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Integration
TrueCommerce has announced an Advanced Sales, Purchasing and Warehouse integration with Microsoft‘s Dynamics 365 Business Central. As a provider of trading partner connectivity, integration and unified commerce solutions, TrueCommerce’s Global Commerce Network boasts more than “92,000 pre-connected retailers, distributors and logistics service providers.” This new move will allow TrueCommerce’s manufacturers, distributors and suppliers to integrate with […]
Is Microsoft the Next Trillion-Dollar Company?
By: Herve Blandon With the recent increase of the stock price, Microsoft (MSFT – Get Report) is getting closer to be the next tech giant to reach the symbolic threshold of a $1 trillion market capitalization. The company is building its success in the cloud business with a focus on the enterprise, while consumer products are […]
After launch of 1 million sq.ft plant, Fabuwood Cabinetry lauded for ERP roll-out
Cabinetry firm Fabuwood was honored for its ERP computer management implementation in Houston last month. The kitchen cabinetmaker retooled its business operating system when it moved in August from Jersey City into a new, one million sq.ft. headquarters plant in Newark, New Jersey, moving its operations from four different buildings to one all-encompassing superstructure on […]
Impact of Excessive Use of Technology on Youngsters
By: Vinayak Garg Whenever someone old tells about their life, they always mention how their youth years formed the foundation for life ahead. It is thus a concern that the youth today are being affected by the technology in all areas of their lives. Below are some ways in which technology is affecting the youth […]
SMBs See Technology as Key to Reaching New Customers, Entering New Markets and Streamlining Operations, New CompTIA Report Finds
Technology is a primary driver helping the nation’s small and medium-size businesses (SMBs) to reach their goals, according to new research from CompTIA, the leading trade association for the global technology industry. “Whether it’s acquiring new customers, entering new marketing, launching new products, or streamlining operations and processes, technology is at the heart of these […]
Driverless Snitch? New Car Technology Could Call The Cops On You
By: Kurtis Ming Your car could one day snitch on you if you misbehave, with technology that could call the cops on you. The company behind the technology says it will keep people safe, but is it an invasion of privacy? Even if your car drives itself, you can still get busted for drinking, texting, […]
Second Generation Of Blockchain Tokens Will Reflect Technology’s Maturation
By: Sean Medcalf Remember initial coin offerings? In 2017, this new, democratized fundraising paradigm took the world by storm. Everything was being “tokenized”, and people were raising eye-watering sums of money with, in many cases, nothing but an idea. In 2017, over $6 billion was raised through the method; more than that entire amount was […]
Google and Facebook’s Next Big Fight
Google and Facebook- For many people, it probably sounds a little rich to hear the European Union accuse Silicon Valley of being a graveyard of innovation. But that’s where we are in 2019. Regulators are hitting the likes of Alphabet Inc.’s Google and Facebook Inc. with a flurry of antitrust fines and data-privacy probes, implying that they […]