With technology forming the backbone of the majority of businesses today, optimizing IT infrastructure costs is one of the top priorities of the CIO/CTO agenda. Along with other benefits that cloud computing brings to the table, the convenience of pay-as-you-go models greatly helps in cost optimization.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is the technology of today, the story of 2010 and the excitement of tomorrow. The past decade will be reminisced as an era where machines began their journey on the path of intelligence – proficient in learning, executing, and ‘thinking’ like humans do.
September 17, 2020 – Visionet Systems hosted live webinar “Doing It Right – The Cloud Native Way”. The event focused on getting a better understanding of cloud native – the latest trend in cloud computing – and how enterprises can realize its many benefits.
To ensure smooth, disruption-free operations, businesses must satisfy many requirements, including the personal health and safety of their workforce, electricity for their employees to use, and tools for consistent, reliable internal and external communication. If any of these most fundamental prerequisites is upset in some way, it could result in downtime for one or more of your organization’s offices.
Global commerce is severely affected by the disruption caused by the COVID-19 outbreak. This global health and socioeconomic crisis is spreading at an alarming rate, making the health safety of your workforce and other people a top priority. Business disruption is so widespread that it might affect your onsite workforce and outsourcing provider in similar ways. Many businesses have asked their employees to stay at home, but most of them aren’t equipped to allow their employees to work from home.
The COVID-19 outbreak has had a serious impact on global commerce. Many workers have been asked to stay home, most of whom aren’t fully equipped to work from home. Supply chains have been disrupted across most markets. Operational disruption and loss of business opportunities has shifted many organizations’ focus to cost control.
Distribution-intensive businesses like fast moving consumer goods (FMCG) must deal with millions of retailers spread across the length and breadth of the country. This becomes especially challenging in the case of new product launches in the FMCG industry; almost 85% of FMCG product launches fail.
Dynamics 365 Finance, Supply Chain Management, and Commerce combine to form a seamless ERP platform that unifies and streamlines your business processes. Dynamics 365’s comprehensive, modular design lets you add specialized capabilities like field service and talent management to these core ERP components as your needs change. Despite this extensibility, however, you might need features that fall outside the scope of Dynamics 365 ERP.
Businesses are collecting and using data about their sales, supply chain, financials, and operations at an unprecedented pace. As the Internet of Things continues to accelerate data collection, reporting solutions built into ERP platforms might struggle to keep up with the demands of these increasingly data-driven organizations.
Here are some important differences between built-in ERP reporting solutions and their more advanced standalone counterparts: