ACC BLOG

It’s impossible to deny the impact of digital technologies on the speed of innovation.  As businesses adopt digital technology and become digital enterprises, do they really need ERP? 

The Harry Potter universe is fantasy driven, with wands and magical creatures like dragons and elves, but many of the core lessons can be applied broadly in the real world.  Sirius-ly!  In honor of the 20 year anniversary of the first Harry Potter books release, here are three lessons the series can teach us about Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP). 

There are tons of misconceptions about ERP out there. Now, we’d like to tackle these misconceptions head-on.  Before making a decision about whether ERP is right for your business, consider these 5 common misconceptions about ERP systems.

What does ERP stand for? Tired of sifting through the industry jargon and buzzwords? ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) acronyms and terms explained!

While most businesses expect (i.e., dread) to be audited by their home department of revenue, it often comes as a surprise to learn that state tax authorities routinely send auditors to, or hire auditors from, other states to capture unreported sales and use tax revenue. Some states go so far as to have remote offices.

Change is necessary for progress, especially in the technology industry. Not embracing “disruption” in today’s market means getting left behind while the world moves forward to better and more efficient technologies. Keeping up with trends and looking for ways to change processes for the better, is one of the best ways to stay relevant, so it’s important to consider how “disruption” can be a valuable tool for your business.