Managers and business owners often tell us how they’re struggling with old, disconnected systems that don’t do what the business needs them to.
Managers and business owners often tell us how they’re struggling with old, disconnected systems that don’t do what the business needs them to.
There has been a lot of news and excitement over the release of Microsoft’s “new” Dynamics 365 product suite. With all the buzz, you may rightly question “What has happened to the old Dynamics products” — including Microsoft Dynamics NAV, Dynamics CRM, Dynamics AX and Dynamics GP.
Over the past couple of years especially, Microsoft have been busy developing new functionality and introducing new technologies into their “Dynamics” suite of products. This refreshed drive is creative and includes rich changes to their product suite, including integrations with their other...
Many growing companies eventually hit a roadblock in their path to success. In most cases, that roadblock comes from the systems & processes businesses rely on daily: the various spreadsheets storing data, limiting accounting software and a lack of synchronisation between data and people.
Phillip Hammond, Chancellor of the Exchequer and Andy Haldane, Chief economist for the Bank of England, seem to think bad managers are the cause of poor productivity. We have other ideas.
Realising that the road to growth means making changes, Ben Fry, Gallery Director of Wyecliffe Galleries, decided to enlist the help of CBIZ to implement Microsoft Dynamics NAV.
Productivity is never an accident. It is always the result of a commitment to excellence, intelligent planning, and focused effort.
Growth is never by mere chance; it is the result of forces working together. — James Cash Penney
Last week Microsoft unveiled the newest addition to their portfolio of business tools: Microsoft Teams, a chat-based workspace that lives right in your Office 365 portal.
