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When you integrate Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions your entire business benefits from end-to-end visibility and a single view of the customer.

Business Intelligence (BI) encompasses a broad set of terms and tools that are used to make information about a business easily accessible in order to allow the user to make informed business decisions, cut costs, and identify inefficient processes.  Often, BI is used interchangeably with Data Analytics or to describe a process which includes data preparation, analysis, and visualization.

Ever wonder why certain businesses are targeted or the most common types of errors auditors look for? Or more importantly, the impact on your business should the audit outcome not weigh in your favor? This webinar can answer those questions.

The label “millennial” has adopted more than a few negative connotations.  Some prefer Gen Y, and google has coined the term Gen C but all of these labels describe the same group of people.  An entire generation of digital natives that will soon outnumber the generations of digital immigrants that came before them.

Sales tax expert Scott Peterson explains what the State and Federal government has in store for all things sales and use tax.

CRM software generally helps you manage these customer relationships in an organized way.  It also provides a centralized place to track prospect and customer interactions that is so important to running a business.