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The Safe Quality Food Program, or the SQF, is known as an extensive food safety program that involves legitimate retailers, owners, and food industry participants across the globe. This program is truly international, which makes it extremely important for the purposes of the importation and exportation of food goods. The SQF has already been recognized by the Global Food Safety Initiative because both movements exist to keep consumers safe by abiding by a specific code designed for all aspects

Enterprise resource planning or ERP performs a number of important functions. It has the ability to integrate the various business units within your organization, streamline your workflows, improve communication and provide usable data and valuable insights. This data is essential to the efficient management of your department or business.

Both Walmart and Sam’s Club have resolved to implement Blockchain technology in effort to improve the quality of their leafy green products. With the most recent outbreak of E. Coli and Salmonella, Walmart is making produce safety a priority. This has major implications for those intending to distribute their leafy green products to the grocery giant. By January 31st, 2019, direct suppliers will be expected to provide one-step-back traceability. Further down the road, the direct suppliers to all

In today’s business landscape, there is one constant across the board. ERP, or Enterprise Resource Planning solutions have been vital for streamlining data throughout multiple platforms. Traditionally this was done on a local server, which was engrained in the company’s main computing system. With the introduction of cloud technology, the ERP solution format has been propelled to new heights. Instead of relying on the company’s own server infrastructure, cloud ERP is connected through the cloud

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software is a powerful tool for organizations large and small, unifying business functions and departments. ERP can streamline your business processes and improve performance, speed and results.

Using ERP to Solve Your Enterprise Pain Points In this series of blog posts, we will focus on identifying the most frequent pain points enterprises face with their existing software system deployments and how an ERP solution can help alleviate them.

Data is a critical element of modern business and we generate a vast number of data points on a daily basis. Access to accurate data is essential to all departments within the business but much of this data is duplicated, often many times over. This is not only an incredible waste of time and resources, it increases the chance of errors exponentially.

Upgrading to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central for Existing Microsoft Customers As often happens when software upgrades are released, there’s a bit of confusion in the market. This is particularly true when it’s something as important as your enterprise resource planning (ERP) software. Let us help you make sense of the changes and take advantage of the opportunities.

Microsoft has officially announced the launch of Dynamics 365 Microsoft Business Central, a cloud-based business management solution for NAV.

There are many questions that have to be asked when deciding on an ERP system for your company. One of the bigger ones is whether to go for an on-premise or a cloud-based solution. On-premise, as the name suggests is installed on your company servers and computers whereas a cloud-based solution is ERP or Software as a service (SaaS) that is installed and managed off-site and accessed via an internet connection.

Upgrading or taking on a new ERP system is a mammoth task. Different sides of the business might look at it from different angles. It is important to get a system that will help the company achieve their goals and objectives. It has to work for everybody but most importantly, it has to work for the company.