Making the Leap to SaaS
Any IT director is constantly challenged with building castles in the sky while keeping all existing systems operational. At the chief executive level, those castles may seem little more than sand...
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Technology Visions for Knowledge Based Sites
New Technology A knowledge based site would be any site that provided knowledge rather than primarily selling products or providing entertainment. This is a wide classification and encompasses media,...
View ArticleHarnessing User Requests With The Best Online Ticketing System – Zendesk
In taking up the reins of my new technology directorship at L.N. Curtis & sons, I was confronted with the fact that the IT Dept had absolutely no ticketing system for over 160 users spread across...
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Digium Switchvox VoIP Eclipses Cisco CallManager
The Digium Switchvox VoIP solution truly eclipses the Cisco CallManager in technology features, price and ease of installation for roll-outs of 400 or fewer phones (current limitation but Digium is...
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The Cloud Rush for Cloud Services Leaves On-Premise Solutions in the Dust?
Cloud Services is just a handy way of marketing the concept of leased application platforms running in a vendor’s data center and accessible over the Internet. Thus, instead of owning and running an...
View ArticleSelecting the Right ERP for the Long-term: Part 5 – Internet Browser Friendly...
(continued from Part 4 – The World Has Gone Mobile) Internet Browser Friendly or ERP Citadel? Many legacy ERP systems force users to access the full application via a VPN or Terminal Services...
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Selecting the Right ERP for the Long-term: Part 4 – The World Has Gone Mobile
(continued from Part 3 – Embracing the Cloud or the Grave Yard?) The World Has Gone Mobile In 2013 IDC predicted that “87% Of Connected Devices Sales By 2017 Will Be Tablets And Smartphones”. This...
View ArticleSelecting the Right ERP for the Long-term: Part 3 – Embracing the Cloud or...
(continued from Part 2 – Blurring The Lines Between Web and ERP) Embracing the Cloud or the Grave Yard? The “Cloud” is just another way of saying, “applications running in a data center, accessed via...
View ArticleSelecting the Right ERP for the Long-term: Part 2 – Blurring The Lines...
(continued from Part 1 – Dynamic Businesses Succeed, Static Ones Perish) Blurring The Lines Between Web and ERP One night you may have woken up as an express train went through your back yard with such...
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Selecting the Right ERP for the Long-term: Part 1 – Dynamic Businesses...
Selecting an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) solution to run your business is akin to navigating a technology maze and hoping that one does not end up in the sticky dark wondering what went wrong...
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