Many companies question existing software. ”This software was written on and old XXXXX system and still works today, but we are not sure if we couldn’t get more out of a new system?” some say. Or more likely, “We have this system and it is just not doing what we need.”
The interesting thing about both [...]
Replacing software, do I have to?
November 4th, 2008 No Comments
Tags: process · software · systems
Understanding your people and processes before your system
November 4th, 2008 No Comments
If I were to pick out the one concept that most companies fail to understand, it is the three cornerstones of a business. Sure the foundation is built on the customers, and sales are built on good customers, but like all good structures, the foundation is only as good as the cornerstones.
People, Process and Systems
People [...]
Tags: pallet · people · process · systems · warehousing
Defining your needs before you buy
November 4th, 2008 No Comments
So what do taxes and computer systems have in common? Well it is not that they are inevitable, because I have seen profitable companies that have very little in the way of corporate software and no, QuickBooks and Excel do not make a software solution. Well we will discuss that answer in just a bit, but to [...]
