Posted on 29 September 2015 by Cathie Hall
Topics: Selecting ERP, Owning or (Running) ERP
Posted on 24 September 2015 by JP van Loggerenberg
The surprise defeat of the Springboks by Japan in their opening Rugby World Cup match has got me thinking about predictions. Specifically, when it is possible to precisely predict an outcome and when these predictions are simply educated guesses.
Topics: ERP and Financial Management
Posted on 22 September 2015 by Kevin Dherman
Three years ago the cloud was an immature offering and incomplete. Its voice was high pitched and it had acne. But now it is coming into its own with more integration layers and cloud services becoming available. The ecosystem that ERP relies on in the cloud has grown up too, currently even shaving, driving a car and enjoying full-time employment.
Topics: Selecting ERP, Technology (or Enterprise Technology)
Posted on 18 September 2015 by Al Brough
Posted on 15 September 2015 by Darren Edwards
On the 29th July 2015 Microsoft released Windows 10. Within 4 weeks of the release date 75 million machines across the world had been upgraded by people wanting to take full advantage of the latest, free Microsoft Operating System.
Topics: ERP Implementation, Selecting ERP, Owning or (Running) ERP
Posted on 10 September 2015 by Wouter Combrinck
Firstly, a public service announcement: this blog contains references to sex, nudity and violence. You have been warned …
Well, eventually it had to happen. After some birds and bees and flowers and trees action an egg has been known to give rise to the odd chicken. Now (and here’s the violent bit) in order to cook a chicken to golden deliciousness, it is necessary to first deal with the unpleasant aspect of a slaughter.
Topics: Managing inventory with ERP, Supply Chain Management, Inventory Management
Posted on 8 September 2015 by Phil Duff
Quick question for you. Do you prefer choices or being told what to do? Do you want to decide for yourself what your user experience will be or do you just want the latest upgrade, iteration to be presented to you as a fait accompli?
Topics: Technology (or Enterprise Technology), Owning or (Running) ERP
Posted on 3 September 2015 by Wouter Combrinck
If you recall from my last blog I almost ended up with egg on my face! Not literally - my egg whites were beaten into submission and stayed firmly in their place. My awkward moment only came when I took the wrong approach to combining the eggs with the other ingredients.
Topics: ERP for Manufacturing, Managing inventory with ERP, Supply Chain Management, Inventory Management
Posted on 1 September 2015 by Kevin Dherman
Isn’t it great when you try your hand at something new and it turns out to be a runaway success?
During my many years at SYSPRO I have been involved in a range of software development projects, but I’d never tried my hand at implementation until I was given the opportunity to work with the iPlan team on the SYSPRO implementation at the Mopani Copper Mines (MCM) in Kitwe, Zambia.
Topics: SYSPRO Workflow Services, Technology (or Enterprise Technology)