Is your aging ERP software holding your business back? Are you torn between upgrading your legacy ERP software and replacing it with a modern, cloud-based solution? Not sure which move is the most pragmatic option for your organization?
In the last several years, organizational leaders in the distribution sector have fully bought into the data collection and performance monitoring revolution. However, simply selecting and tracking key performance indicators is not enough. If distributors hope to get the most out of all this data, they must find a way to present it in a digestible format.
With the cloud, businesses have the advantage of remote support and data access, allowing important services to be delivered with less delay and at a lower cost. This advantage is essential for long-term stability and growth.
Business leaders have to continuously track and assess many important metrics, including shipping, payments, and employee compensation. Vital day-to-day tasks require ongoing oversight and accounting.
Acumatica, the world’s fastest-growing cloud ERP company, has once again set itself apart from the competition, achieving eight different No. 1 rankings in the G2 Spring 2022 reports.
Once upon a time, Sage’s feature package provided the premier ERP service for small- to mid-sized businesses (SMBs). Those days are long gone. Sage is now legacy software running on code that isn't agile enough to meet the needs of modern business.
The end of the month causes unreasonable stress. Duplicate data entry, frustrating number adjustment, and learning that information is just plain wrong creates friction between departments and demands long, thankless hours.
The home and office supply industry has changed dramatically. It is easy for manufacturers to sell direct, and the Internet enables customers to source from low-cost, global competitors. Distribution-based businesses must be agile and built on modern technologies to effectively manage their supply chains and customer relationships.
These last few years have challenged the business world in ways no reasonable leader ever expected. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the digitization process to a breakneck speed and shows no signs of slowing down as physical needs disappear in the face of modern digital priorities.
Now that the world has gotten used to the digitization of the workforce in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, tools to increase communication efficiency are in higher demand than ever before.