BCG Systems, Inc., Blog

If part of your daily function is to dissect financial and budgeting data in order to forecast trends or see historical patterns for your business, then you’ve undoubtedly had the opportunity to work with some sort of reporting tool to generate and view reports.  Depending on your reporting solution, these tools can be found within your accounting or enterprise resource planning (ERP) software, or can even be standalone programs. 

Let’s be honest – there’s simply no better way to get the most from your NetSuite ERP investment than attending SuiteWorld 2013.  And we’re not just saying that to get you to register! 

In December 2012, Microsoft unveiled the latest-and-greatest version of their enterprise resource planning (ERP) software, Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013.  The release was packed full of upgrades and enhancements designed to make GP even more user-friendly and efficient. 

Technology has brought us a very long way in terms of how we communicate – both in our personal lives and in the business world.  But we’ve come to notice that as communication and collaboration technologies have evolved, they have done so independently, creating what many refer to as communication silos.

Have you ever wanted a single place where you can easily communicate and collaborate with the people you work with?  Do you find yourself searching through e-mail for a response to questions that arose quite some time ago?  Do you wish you could instantly connect to those you work with?

Do you have the necessary tools to enable your workers to communicate in a cost-effective and secure manner?  Is your workforce growing increasingly mobile, and requiring more sophisticated methods of maintaining productivity while on-the-go? 

During the last week of January 2012, NetSuite Inc. – the industry’s leading provider of cloud-based financials and enterprise resource planning (ERP) – announced their fourth quarter and fiscal year end December 31, 2012 results.  And, once again, the results speak for themselves:

You’ve surely heard us talk a lot about the latest technology in office productivity – Office 365 – many times. Office 365 brings capabilities, once reserved for on-premise solutions only, to the cloud.  The launch of Office, SharePoint and Exchange 2010, together with Lync in the cloud, helps businesses get more done, more quickly – no matter where associates are working from or whom they are working with. 

In today’s business environment, it’s now more important than ever to be a dynamic organization.  Businesses must remain nimble and quickly adapt to changing factors in order to remain competitive.  Technology decision makers must continuously provide technology that meets the needs of their increasingly mobile workforce. 

For practically all businesses, time is in short supply.  Customer demands require immediate attention in order to stay competitive, inboxes are fuller than ever, travel schedules limit time in the office and face time with fellow colleagues – the list goes on and on.