ACC BLOG

When implementations projects go well, the benefits can carry your organization to new levels of efficiency and success.  When they go wrong they can be devastating to businesses of any size.  By examining ERP horror stories and identifying common themes, you can better prevent your organization from becoming the next big ERP horror story.

Sage has announced that their “C-Line” products, including Sage 50c, Sage 100c,  and Sage 300c will be renamed to reflect that “c” indeed stands for cloud.  This means that Sage 100c (formerly Sage 100 ERP, MAS 90, and MAS 200) will now be known as Sage 100cloud.  Find out what these changes mean for your business.

This year’s Acumatica Summit in Nashville, TN was the biggest yet.  More than 1,100+ attendees, including our team, were treated to a Keynote from Acumatica CEO Jon Roskill, demos of upcoming releases, informational sessions and more.  This year was even more special because it marked Acumatica’s 10-year anniversary!

With the promise of Artificial Intelligence, the Internet of Things, and other disruptive technologies just around the corner, the ability to embrace new technologies quickly has never been more important.  The API economy delivers limitless possibilities and a robust, adaptable technology platform uses API technologies to deliver on the business needs of today and the possibilities of tomorrow.

55% of ERP implementation projects experience cost overruns, and 75% experience schedule overruns. For many, statistics like these make the prospect of selecting, implementing, and deploying a new Enterprise system seem improbable, or worse, impossible. But the truth is, ERP implementations don’t need to be a nightmare, and success is certainly possible. By sticking to a few basic guidelines, you’ll set your team up for a smooth transition with measurable results.

In Sage 100, you can setup and/or change Sales Taxes using the “Sales Tax Code Maintenance” and “Schedule Tasks” windows in Library Master.