Cloud computing (“the cloud”) is one of the leading technology topics in the world. Cloud computing, sometimes called on-demand computing, uses the Internet to provide shared computing resources and storage of records or documents. The term covers everything from emailing or photo sharing on a commercial service like Google to hosting the entire computing infrastructure of a global corporation from remote data centers. For more insight, a formal US government definition of cloud computing is provided from the National Institute of Standards (NIST).
The Cloud is particularly valuable to small and medium-size businesses (SMB’s) because it provides access to full function applications at a reasonable price, without substantial operating expenditure for hardware and software. Using the correct cloud provider, a company can rapidly scale as their business grows or a new company is added.
Cloud ERP enables a company’s accounting, operations management and reporting to run in the cloud. As one would expect, Cloud ERP vendors vary significantly in their technology, functionality and service. After researching ERP cloud vendors, it becomes clear that they have few things in common beyond hosting of an application and utilizing the internet to provide connectivity.
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Private versus Public Cloud
The term “cloud” has become common in the ERP world. Migration or moving to the cloud is becoming more popular as technology evolves. While your data can be moved to the cloud, there are different ways that data can be stored: public or private. Below are the differences between public and private cloud hosting environments. Read MoreSubmitted by Ally Donahue on Fri, 04/02/21 - 1:46
Your Brain on ERP
Just as your body needs your brain and central nervous system, your business needs an integrated ERP system. Read MoreSubmitted by Ally Donahue on Fri, 03/26/21 - 1:40
Benefits of Ongoing Staff Software Training
After ERP implementation, employees who will use the technology are trained on how to use the new software. However, software systems are constantly improving and updating which can cause employees confusion while working in the system. By hosting ongoing staff software training, your staff will feel confident and prepared to do their job effectively and be well versed in the updated technology. Read MoreSubmitted by Ally Donahue on Fri, 03/19/21 - 1:44