There are a lot of acronyms dominating business technology today — HRIS, ERP, BI, AI and so many more. Another acronym that you may be hearing more and more in the business technology world is CRM — or Customer Relationship Management.

As more and more business technologies are developed to streamline workflows and day to day tasks, the question a business must ask itself is less “Can this software increase my business’ productivity?” and more “Which ERP software will best increase my business’ productivity.”

How does your ecommerce integrate with your enterprise resource planning (ERP) system? At many companies the two function in separate silos, which creates a huge amount of missed opportunity.

As more softwares are built to streamline business processes, the fear of losing our jobs to technology is fading. In reality, these advances streamline workflows and save both time and resources.

What is HRIS? 

It stands for Human Resources Information System, and  is a tool that aids the HR department with efficiency and integrations.   Employees today want to be connected with all their important information and HRIS helps every business successfully accomplish this to meet the demands of the twenty-first century. 

We are now a full week into 2019 and all plans have been put in place, goals have been made and targets have been set, or have they? It is always important to plan ahead and set goals for yourself for the coming year but what do you normally do once the plan has been finalized and confirmed?

The cloud has become an integral business technology tool. Cloud accounting is a phrase many are familiar with, but few truly grasp all of its benefits— especially in relation to traditional accounting software.

Inventory. The word alone is enough to invoke feelings of panic and anxiety in even the most level-headed warehouse manager. Keeping up with inventory demands is a full-time job, one that many managers perform in addition to managing the warehouse.