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Is there a Method(ology) to your Madness…why the answer should be yes

Methodologies help deliver successful results When you step back and look at what happens in the sales cycle of an ERP solution, I think it can be broken up in to 4 distinct stages and your customer is thinking about different things at different stages as they contemplate buying from you. So what [...]

By |2016-11-01T02:07:11+11:00February 23rd, 2014|Best Practices, Methodologies, Opinion, Partner Enablement|0 Comments

Learning about Cloud and ERP Technologies – your one stop shop is on the way

A new site to help you learn and lead with Cloud and ERP is on the way Whether its running on your server, a server hosted in a data center or running in full SaaS (Software as a Service) mode via the cloud, the fundamentals of ERP or Enterprise Resource Planning are the [...]

Building the next generation of eLearning for ERP software

If theres one thing that my experience has taught me its that people buy from people, learning is best done face to face and theres nothing better than having an opportunity to ask questions one to one in a training class - actually, that's 3 things. I have delivered 1000's of hours of face to [...]

By |2016-11-01T02:07:34+11:00February 20th, 2014|Customer, eLearning, ERP, Partner Enablement, SAP Business One, Training|0 Comments

The 4xP Platform and the importance of Partners in any successful ERP venture

It seems that everyone has an idea on what it takes to be successful these days with cloud, cloud technologies and ERP software. My area of expertise (after 25+ years) is working with small and midsize businesses, Enterprise Resource Planning software (or business management or accounting software, if you prefer) and working both as a [...]

By |2016-11-01T02:07:42+11:00February 17th, 2014|Development, ERP, Opinion, Partner Enablement, Sales|1 Comment

Cloud, Customers and Capabilities – The case for SAP Business One Cloud

My first computer was a Commodore SX-64 back in 1984 that I purchased to play games….and shortly thereafter when I started my own contracting business in the building industry I started using it to produce proposals and bills of materials (which by the way won me  a lot of work as none of my competitors [...]

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