What people are saying about ERP

Knowing the latest trends will help keep your company updated and prepared for the rigorous year ahead. Exiting Out of COVID-19 The lucky companies that survived COVID-19 are most likely still facing difficulties as they struggle to form a new sense of normalcy after working on a different schedule – but for businesses, now is the best time to beg...

We explain the basics of Enterprise Resource Planning and why it is crucial to the success of a company. What is ERP, Anyway? An Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system is a category of business software that joins the separate areas of a company such as human resources, accounting, client relations and product management into one complete solution.

We often hear a lot of different things about digital transformation. It is inevitable that with the advances in the technological world will come changes and the need for adaptations. Often times, business owners are uncertain of the need digitalize their company – it is scary, especially when you don't fully understand what this means for your business.

A 2015 study conducted by International Data Corporation (IDC) found that we reduced the number of pages we printed. Good news! What is interesting is that digitalization is the number one reason for that reduction. For those of us not yet on board with digital transformation but considering it, we need to be thoughtful as to how we embark on the digital transformation journey.

​In the past few decades, we have started to look into the possibility of a paperless future – a future free of cash, stacks of paper on our tables and waste for the environment. When you are responsible for an organization, you are always thinking of possible ways to streamline operations, save time and cut costs. What if going paperless was one of the answers to these concerns?

The information era brings with it many benefits. But as business grows, the chance of being taken advantage of grows too. Cyberattacks are on the Rise A report from Proofpoint based in the United States has confirmed that 63% of businesses in Canada have seen an increase in targeted cyberattacks. Whether this is due to the shift to remote work, or the emboldening of cybercrime through successful attacks like the one on the Colonial Oil Pipleline, business are more at risk than ever. 

​For years now, people have held onto the notion that machines will replace humans. This misplaced myth cannot be farther from the truth. What we can be sure about is that Artificial Intelligence (AI) will develop and play a significant role in our day-to-day lives. AI is not to be confused with machine learning but often people do so. The trends in AI may be very hard to predict accurately but here are some plausible expectations we can have: