5 Benefits of Low-Code, No-Code BI Solutions

Extensive coding was once necessary for software development. But while businesses still hire software developers to build an application, low code solutions have changed the game. Enterprise applications are now developed without writing a single line of code. Today, complex applications are developed within hours with low-code or no-code business intelligence (BI) platforms.

Scale Your Equity Management as Your Company Grows with the Right Tools

In today’s highly competitive hiring market, aggressive growth companies are doing everything they can to attract and retain top talent. That means offering equity compensation plans that incentivize performance and encourage the best people to stay on board for the long haul. Equity management can get complex quickly, especially as a company scales up.

Winning with Analytics: The Evolution of Software Solutions for Human Capital Management

The provisioning of software and services that help companies grow is the end goal of Human Capital Management (HCM) organizations around the world. Software specialists in this space ensure that their clients are in compliance with Human Resources (HR) laws and dispel the need to hire full-time, back-office staff. The delivery of these specialized services has changed in recent years. Many providers of HCM transmit via the cloud and on a subscription basis.

Avoid Fragmented Planning with Connected Budgeting and Planning Tools

Imagine the following scenario: You’re building next year’s budget in Microsoft Excel, using current year-to-date actuals that you exported from your enterprise resource planning (ERP) software. You also have this year’s approved budget on hand for reference. During this process, you notice that maintenance and repair expenses were especially high in June and July. That increase wasn’t in the budget, but maybe you should budget for it next year.

5 Tips for Success in E-Commerce With ERP

Our Five Key Points: E-commerce is bigger than ever, with the pandemic propelling changed shopping habits and easier ways for sellers to get their goods online. As e-commerce becomes more of a driving force in the retail sector, it’s inevitable that online businesses will need the same types of support functions as brick-and-mortar businesses — including a fully functional ERP platform.