BAASS Insights Technology Blog

The recent inauguration of Donald Trump has reignited discussions around Canada-U.S. trade policies, leaving many industries bracing for potential shifts in tariffs and trade agreements. These changes are particularly significant in Canada’s food and beverage manufacturing sector. With the United States as Canada’s largest trading partner, any policy adjustments can create ripple effects across the industry, impacting everything from ingredient sourcing to product exports. 

Trade policies and tariffs are critical factors in the success of businesses reliant on cross-border commerce. Tariff increases or changes in trade agreements could lead to higher costs, disrupted supply chains, and the need for food safety compliance across multiple jurisdictions. For food manufacturers, staying ahead of these challenges requires awareness and the right tools to adapt and thrive. 

To navigate these challenges, manufacturers need tools like Sage X3, Sage 300, and BAASS Trace. These solutions offer powerful capabilities in ERP for food manufacturing, from real-time visibility and compliance tracking to supply chain optimization. 

This blog will explore how food and beverage businesses can turn trade challenges into opportunities with the right strategies and technology. 

Warehouse Management System (WMS) has become an invaluable tool for manufacturing and distribution companies attempting to maximize warehouse operations. Let's explore some essential functions and suitable criteria for picking the correct WMS. If you desire a further in-depth understanding of WMS and solutions, speak with a WMS expert today.

During these uncertain times, many companies are assessing the prospect of survival. Supply chain shortages are challenging businesses, particularly in manufacturing and distribution, to meet order deadlines. Backlogged orders and unsatisfied customers can lead to disaster. A robust Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system not only helps to improve efficiency and therefore develop business resiliency, but it may give your company a competitive edge. This blog will provide tips on how to weather the turbulence of supply chain shortages.   

Manufacturing companies can stay competitive by investing in industry-specific solutions like enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. This blog will discuss the top 5 ERP features every warehouse and distributor needs to implement. Learn how ERP solutions can feed the heart of your business while making meaningful changes.

An interesting study from the Delphi Group asked 23 global manufacturers questions about the impact of enterprise resource planning (ERP) on supply chain management. Three findings topped the list of results:

From offices to manufacturing centers, tracking, and monitoring fixed assets can be time-consuming. In the olden days, many office managers kept spreadsheets of fixed assets that includes desks, chairs, computers, forklifts, and more.

The decision to make the leap of faith into what seems like many jumping on the cloud bandwagon, would seem daunting at first. Of course that would mean having to replace your current on premise solution. However, despite the unnerving changeover, many companies have found the capabilities that cloud offers outweigh the adoption process.

ERP or enterprise resource planning adds considerable value to manufacturing companies. With the click of a button, they can get access to instant, real-time reports on all facets of their business. From operations to warehouse management, the ERP system of today offers a view into the heart of the business, providing vital data for strategic planning and implementation.