BAASS Insights Technology Blog

As a reseller of cloud accounting software, we are often met with opposition from our prospects and customer regarding the privacy and security of their data in the cloud.

Tech service companies – from IT to design, often move at a clip along the path to success, and experience unique challenges as a result. Amidst their own growth, these companies also must face the fast-advancing world of new technology that threatens tech companies’ survival.

Small to mid-sized manufacturers often face an uphill battle to compete against larger manufacturers. Often, they focus on a specific niche, industry, or customer base to capitalize on opportunities that larger manufacturers won’t or can’t touch. But sometimes, even that isn’t enough to give them the edge they need to compete against the “big boys” in their field.

It seems the workload for SaaS companies is always growing. The looming impact of the ASC 606 and IFRS 15 guidelines aren’t here yet, but already we are seeing SaaS companies having to adjust their new 2 and 3-year subscription contracts to comply with changes that aren’t happening until 2018, and even 2019.

The lustre of the cloud is compelling, but when it comes to the day-to-day, what should companies expect when it comes time to implement a cloud migration? Are the other departments outside of finance left in the dust? What’s the workload like?

Tracking serial and lot numbers is infinitely easier with ACCU-DART!

The Canadian government is very motivated to build up business in Canada.  They offer start-ups and many small businesses programs to help companies reduce costs and invest in future growth. There is one hidden cost to doing business in Canada that many small and mid-sized businesses find as a surprise when processing credit card transactions.  

Many manufacturers struggle to find qualified applicants for all types of jobs. From engineering to warehouse management, it always seems as if there aren't enough qualified applicants for open positions.