Thoughts from Silverware to help your team get the most out of Dynamics NAV, Dynamics 365 Business Central, TRIMIT Fashion ERP and Sage Intacct
Part 3: Capabilities That Matter—Sage Intacct Intelligent General Ledger CFOs in the United States spend nearly 60% of their time performing traditional tasks, such as closing the books or ensuring compliance with accounting standards. Controllers fare even worse, spending nearly 70% of their time executing traditional roles. It doesn’t take a finance exec to deduce that this leaves a relatively ...
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Tips for ERP change management by managing your people So you’re about to become an ERP owner. Sometimes you’re eager to get started, and other times, you’d rather run far, far away! To conquer that fear, we’ll cover the basics of ERP change management so that you can prepare yourself and your team for implementation. We know that change can be overwhelming at times, but having a strong system ...
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We value children’s stories because great morals come wrapped in fun illustrations and catchy prose. In Laura Numeroff’s classic, the children in the story adopt a mouse, and the mouse’s asks swing from a cookie, to a total house clean, and then to a cookie again. The enduring lesson of If You Give a Mouse a Cookie is that there is always the potential to ask for more. What’s nice about memorable ...
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We recently kicked off the Capabilities That Matter series, where we’re taking a closer look at the features and functionality Sage Intacct provides that truly sets it apart from the crowd, and why those features and functions are vital to your organization’s long-term success. Here, in part 2, we’re zeroing in on the power of APIs, or Application Programming Interfaces. You’ve heard the ...
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Elizabeth Monsey joined Silverware, Inc. in spring 2018 as a new consultant. She currently works alongside our lead consultants, specializing in Sage Intacct implementations. As an implementation specialist, Elizabeth helps configure the Intacct environment to best meet customers’ needs and works on the front line providing customer support. We recently spoke with Elizabeth to learn more about ...
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Here we kick off a series we’re calling Capabilities That Matter, where we’ll take a closer look at the features and functionality Sage Intacct provides that truly set it apart from the crowd, and why those features and functions are vital to your organization’s long-term success. The first capability that matters: Sage Intacct intelligent innovation. Sage Intacct Intelligent ...
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Debuting just in time for Thanksgiving, here’s what’s on the menu with Sage Intacct Release 4 Silverware’s Sage Intacct Practice Leader, Nancy McCarthy, highlights her favorite new features in each quarterly release. The list of new features and functionality can be large and may get overlooked in the course of running your business. Nancy’s perspective as an accountant, Sage Intacct user and ...
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Top Takeaways from Microsoft Business Central and NAV User Group Conference We’re freshly back from the NAV and Business Central User Group Summit 2019 (in beautiful Orlando this year!) and are excited to share the Summit 2019 highlights! This event always inspires us, as we connect with Dynamics 365 customers, ISVs (independent software vendors) and other partners. We come away with fresh ideas, ...
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Chelsea Gibson joined the Silverware team in early 2019, coming from a consultancy Microsoft Dynamics NAV partner firm, where she specialized in remanufacturing. Chelsea’s ability to understand the intersection of business processes and technology has been a huge asset to Silverware and our customers alike! She’s able to find our customers’ “WHY” and provide them with a “HOW,” helping them achieve ...
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(and work with the people that deal with them) Don’t panic. Unless you should panic. Then by all means, panic. Take a breath, then think about what you were doing. Were you doing anything unusual? If it’s something you don’t think you can fix, try and leave everything as it is. Treat it like a crime scene. Don’t tamper with/destroy the evidence. Document it. Get a screenshot or use Ctrl+C to ...
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