A vital and oftentimes overlooked task for business is the tracking of fixed assets such as technology, cars, furniture, etc. A fixed asset is any tangible item valued at least $500. Accounting for each of these items for some large companies can be quite a task. However, there is data collection software that can streamline this process for you. In fact there is fixed asset tracking software that will allow you to scan barcode labels to capture and catalog the information accordingly.
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Customer dissatisfaction is one of the greatest obstacles your company will face in its business lifetime. If your company services and maintains products for your customers, then you are well aware of the unique challenges service-based businesses face.
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"WARNING! You have applications that aren't registered" message appears when opening Sage 300. This may be followed by: (module name) expires in 30 days.
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Although no official announcement has been made by Sage to discontinue BusinessVision, Sage is slowly phasing the product out. Sage will continue to support BusinessVision over the next two years. The roadmap includes two product updates and the necessary payroll updates needed to keep your system optimized and compliant with the latest technologies and regulations.
I ran into an issue during an upgrade where all cheques on all machines printed fine with the exception of the client’s terminal server. The issue was that the terminal server was printing cheques without spelling out the dollar value, everything else was fine.
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.
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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.
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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.
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