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The world of ERP software is alive and well. There are companies with whiners, winners, the depressed, visionaries and thinkers.

When is it time to take action, grab the flint and put aside the sticks? What is holding your company back? Read More

While ERP software is about 3 decades old and many companies are not in the ERP graveyard, there is no stopping some ERP software companies from rocketing ahead. SYSPRO can be used on the ipad. Read More

While technology advances and business owners look for stable software, they may choose the old antique ERP solutions which will limits business options. Here is a new paradigm for old vs. new ERP. Read More

There are some reasons that your dream client doesn’t want to sit through your presentation that you can do something about. Read More

In today's post John Jantsch covers the importance of keeping things simple in order to convey your message to all your clients. He ends the post with great usability testing tools. Read More

I started thinking about whether or not I was getting the most out of my banking relationship. Have you asked yourself this question? If not, what can you do about it? Read More

Traditional ERP implementation is now the "old way" which is costly and time consuming. How to have a successful RRP implementation is explained and a free ERP pdf is availabe. Read More

Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school. These lessons are at least as valuable in business as in other areas of life. Read More

Being self-employed isn’t always sunshine and rainbows. There is a dark side to being unemployed. Make sure you know what you are getting into before you quit your day job. Read More

Do you dread going to your lawyers office to discuss business matters? From the expensive rates right down to the monstrous wooden desk (honestly, lawyers have the biggest desks I’ve ever seen), visiting your lawyer can be a downright depressing experience. Until now, that is. Read More