BAASS Insights Technology Blog

For those of you brave enough to delve into the Crystal report-writing world, here is a helpful tip for reports that have many lines of details.  Don’t you find them hard to read sometimes? 

Wouldn’t it be nice if, like in the newer versions of Sage ERP, the lines alternated colour – white, grey, white, grey...?  It’s easy.

A prominent aspect of business involves networking events. You likely spent some time trying to perfect your handshake for your first networking event. You had to be mindful of having not too tight of a grip, but not too light of one either, all while maintaining eye contact. On top of all this, you spent hours trying to come up with the perfect conversation starter.

You’ve planned for months to purchase and implement your new customer relationship management (CRM) system. Now that the system is in place and your customer records have been imported, it’s time to get the most benefit from it.

The new buzzword in business intelligence is collaborative analytics. This is the method by which many people, rather than one single person in a company, can review, analyze, and compare data from business operations. Companies which use collaborative analytics follow the old adage “two heads are better than one” but extend the concept to many people; allowing many minds to examine business data to find solutions.

Do you still use spreadsheets to track and account for your fixed assets? Did you know that relying on spreadsheets for fixed asset accounting can actually do more harm than good to your business?

As BAASS Connect 2019 approaches, you may be wondering about how you can get your hands on some tickets to the event! Here are all your possible ways you can purchase your tickets in one central location. Take a look at 7 ways you can register for BAASS Connect:

Cloud computing has changed how many companies use technology. One area in which the cloud has impacted small businesses is making once-expensive software a lot more affordable and accessible. Enterprise resource planning (ERP) is one such area that is now available to more small businesses than ever thanks to the new business model provided by the cloud.

Any time you launch a new system, there’s a learning curve. It can be challenging to get employees excited and enthusiastic about a new software system, no matter how wonderful it is. Many companies spend considerable time and effort choosing a new business intelligence system only to wonder why they’re not getting the most from it later on.