BAASS Insights Technology Blog

Nowadays, accounting software can be found in organizations of various sizes. After all, technology has significantly evolved and has since become an essential aspect of managing your business. However, as your business grows, the inevitable will happen - your accounting software simply isn’t enough. Whether it be due to changing external factors or internal needs, it’s essential to recognize when it is time to move on.

Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) is the electronic interchange of business information between businesses using a standardized format.  A standard business process which allows business to business information transfer via electronic means, rather than with paper. Business entities conducting business electronically are called “trading partners”.

Spreadsheets have grown to be a common tool for many professionals across various fields. In fact, you may very well have an excel spreadsheet file on your computer as you read this blog post. While there is no denying some of the benefits offered, the reliance on spreadsheets may actually be doing more harm to your business than good.

ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) solutions have become an integral part of many organizations during its rapid evolution over the years. ERP solutions are known for their ability to integrate various functions across an organization, including sales, finance, management, and more. It helps organizations overcome  a variety of business challenges. Albeit the vast array of capabilities and benefits, the implementation of an ERP solution should not mark the end of your ERP journey.

Businesses are beginning to reopen, but as we know -- this is a gradual process, as many are trying to take the appropriate precautions while doing so. With the business landscape filled with uncertainty due to COVID-19 and potential second waves, it is important to remain vigilant and agile.

Across the globe, many businesses have been confronted with the on-going COVID-19 pandemic. For some, it meant transitioning employees to working remotely, and for others, it meant changing business processes while remaining open as an essential service. As some businesses are beginning to reopen, it is undeniable that there is a new norm for business operations and procedures. 

An important part of warehouse management that’s often overlooked in the quest for process improvement is picking and packing. Yet if you think about it, even a half percent (0.05%!) of mistakes in picking can lead to money lost processing returns, productivity, and dissatisfied customers.

As we progress through the COVID-19 pandemic, an increasing number of businesses are beginning to ease their restrictions and open up the economy. Although there were a number of essential services that remained open to the public over the last few months, many workplaces have transitioned to having their employees working remotely; some even temporarily closed.