What the Heck Is (Cloud) ERP Anyway?
By: Andrea Mustain What does it take to get companies to update their systems? Sometimes, only the threat of total mayhem. This was certainly the case toward the close of the last millennium, when Y2K, a brand-new flavor of disaster — an IT crisis! — loomed large, kicking off a panicky, worldwide effort to avert […]
KeyedIn Launches New Version of ERP Manufacturing Solution and Announces Migration of Infrastructure to Microsoft Azure
KeyedIn today announced the latest release of its cloud-based Manufacturing ERP solution and also reported it is migrating its hosting infrastructure to Microsoft Azure. KeyedIn Manufacturing for Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), focused on delivering increased functionality for custom, make-to-order manufacturers, now allows them to further streamline key front-office manufacturing management processes. In addition, through standard […]
Now there’s two CEOs at Salesforce and here’s why
By: Hannah Norman Salesforce has promoted Keith Block, who most recently held the title of chief operating officer, to co-CEO alongside Mark Benioff. A 26-year Oracle veteran, Block was originally hired on at the cloud software giant as president and vice chairman in 2013, overseeing global sales, strategy and various other channels. “The biggest mistake […]
How cloud-based solutions company Oracle NetSuite set up SMEs for ‘quick wins’
By: JT Nisay LOCAL water-refilling station franchisor Living Water had an ambition that demanded the most perfect of executions. The small-to-medium enterprise (SME) dreamed to go regional. The company’s search for the process that will deliver overseas expansion ended with a meeting with Jan Pabellon, product management director of Oracle NetSuite, the multinational company that provides […]
Is there a Bearish outlook for Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) this week?
Investors sentiment decreased to 0.74 in 2018 Q1. Its down 0.03, from 0.77 in 2017Q4. It is negative, as 49 investors sold Microsoft Corporation shares while 1035 reduced holdings. 142 funds opened positions while 665 raised stakes. 5.38 billion shares or 1.45% less from 5.46 billion shares in 2017Q4 were reported. Boston has 8.66 million […]
CRM Sales Are Through the Roof. So, Why Aren’t Your Sellers Using It? One Big Reason.
By: Byron Matthews Sales of software solutions are booming, and nowhere is that clearer than in the world of customer relationship management (CRM). Once thought of as a tool that was exclusively for massive enterprises, CRM is now considered an essential buy even for small businesses. Companies of all sizes are implementing CRMs earlier […]
Salesforce reorganization to shed workers in Indianapolis
By: James Briggs Salesforce.com Inc. is requiring dozens of Indianapolis employees to either adapt to new roles or exit the company as part of a reorganization. Salesforce is combining the functions of two roles: developers and quality assurance employees, who test software. The restructuring affects 90 employees. The San Francisco-based company on Friday informed workers in quality […]
Edgewater Fullscope Achieves the 2018/2019 Inner Circle for Microsoft Business Applications
Edgewater Fullscope is honored by Microsoft for achieving outstanding sales achievement and innovation. Fullscope, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Edgewater Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ: EDGW) (“Edgewater Fullscope”) and leading provider of Microsoft Dynamics 365 (formerly Dynamics AX and CRM), Business Intelligence and Microsoft’s modern technology platform, has achieved the prestigious 2018/2019 Inner Circle for Microsoft Business […]
Flintfox Achieves Microsoft 2018/2019 Inner Circle Membership
Flintfox is honored by Microsoft for achieving outstanding solution innovation and revenue growth using Microsoft Business Applications. Being recognized as an Inner Circle partner allows us to leverage the best of Microsoft to stay at the forefront of innovation in the supply chain. Flintfox International, leading global provider of Trade Revenue Management (TRM) solutions […]
Bitcoin Dips Below $7,000, Hitting Lowest In 2 Weeks
By: Charles Bovaird Bitcoin prices fell below the $7,000 level today, reaching their lowest since mid-July. The digital currency’s price declined to as little as $6,933.09, according to the CoinDesk Bitcoin Price Index (BPI). At this point, it was down roughly 6.5% for the day, additional BPI figures show. [Ed note: Investing in cryptocoins or tokens is highly speculative and […]