BAASS Insights Technology Blog

Launching a new CRM system is an exciting time in a company. At last, you’ve got the tools you need to reach customers, communicate effectively, prepare engaging marketing programs, and synchronize it all with the rest of the company’s data. But don’t breathe a sigh of relief just yet. There are still a few more tasks to tackle before you can say that your CRM project is complete.

BAASS Connect is an annual conference that BAASS Business Solutions has hosted for over two decades, in various parts of the world. The event provides a space for industry professionals and decision makers to come together, talk shop and share ideas.

While what you know is critical in creating or expanding your business, who you know is also an integral part of the process. Networking plays a key role in growing your brand, and increasing it’s visibility.

Barcodes are ubiquitous in most inventory management and warehouse systems. You probably know firsthand how much easier it is to take inventory now that you have barcodes in place. But these four benefits of barcodes often surprise even the most experienced warehouse managers.

Determining the priorities among the many competing interests and ideas for your new CRM system can be challenging. Choosing standard or custom reports, determining which actions move to the front dashboard and which remain as dropdowns, it’s a never-ending list of choices that, in the end, will make your CRM system uniquely yours.

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When launching Sage 300 ERP the following errors are displayed:

Fixed asset depreciation is an art and a science which many public accountants and experienced business managers consider integral to both accurate financial reporting and business planning. In fact, fixed asset planning should be considered part of your overall strategic plan, not just a function of the accounting office.

When it comes to inventory management, there are many theories, formulas, and techniques discussed in the trade websites and journals. But what works best is often a common-sense based approach that takes into consideration the realities of a typical warehouse.