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whitepaper When Is It Time to Move Away From Spreadsheets?2009-06-01 VISCO
  When importers are first starting out, the most critical thing is selling product and getting it for a good price. When they are only moving a container or two a month, keeping track of their warehouse and/or in transit inventory is fairly simple. A few spreadsheets will do the trick and take very little set up time or training to get started. As long as the importer is using QuickBooks or a similar accounting application, these are generally all the tools that are required to operate.

Tags: Office Suites
  
whitepaper ERP Solution Gives Engineering Firm Strategic Insight Into Project Costs and Profits2009-06-01 Microsoft
  Founded in 1979, David Evans and Associates provides engineering, design, and construction management services for large commercial, residential, and public sector building projects. For years, the company used separate systems for project management and accounting. The lack of integration among its various systems required employees to manually reconcile account information, which extended monthly close times and made it impossible to gain real-time insight into the company's profitability. As David Evans expanded into new markets, executives recognized the need for a fully integrated enterprise resource planning system. After a thorough evaluation process, company leaders selected Microsoft Dynamics SL based largely on its renowned flexibility and ease of use. Now, the company has an integrated view of operations and benefits from improved profitability and increased productivity.

Tags: Enterprise Planning, Financial Services
  
whitepaper Financial Services Consultancy Boosts Bottom Line Using Software Integration2009-06-01 Microsoft
  The Goetzman Group provides financial and accounting consulting services. The Woodland Hills, California - based firm sought to increase efficiencies, boost market outreach, and reduce IT costs. The Goetzman Group, a financial and accounting consultancy, used the software integration in Microsoft Office Small Business 2007 to help automate the core processes of payroll, invoicing, and managing accounts receivable. The results are a 90 percent reduction in aging accounts receivable, streamlined marketing outreach, and IT cost savings of 40 percent. The company's CFO estimates that the improvements equate to U.S.$750,000 in revenue.

Tags: Financial Services, Business Functions
  
whitepaper Shanghai Hi-Tech Control System Boosts Profit Margins, Improves Inventory Management2009-06-01 Oracle
  Shanghai Hi-Tech Control System Co. wanted to share inventory data between locations across China and replace a sales system that was not properly configured, ensure internal transactions could be automatically settled, and provide greater transparency into back-end processes. The challenge was to record and track special prices offered by manufacturers to enable staff to adjust sales strategies accordingly and assist the procurement team to place orders at optimum times to ensure a balance between inventory supply and demand. Shanghai Hi-Tech Control System engaged Oracle Certified Partner Elitesland Software System to deploy accounting and distribution systems based on JD Edwards EnterpriseOne and ensured special prices offered by suppliers are automatically taken into account when devising sales campaigns.

Tags: Financial Services, Business Functions
  
whitepaper De Post - La Poste Improves Order Management With Standardized Enterprise Resource Planning Solution2009-06-01 Oracle
  De Post - La Poste wanted to select and implement applications for financial management and procurement and ensure the company's ability to integrate the new solution with its existing custom-built applications. The challenge was to standardize business processes on an open platform, while maintaining the company's investments in best-of-breed technologies. De Post - La Poste implemented Oracle Financials and Oracle Procurement to standardize the company on an open, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) platform and collaborated with Oracle Partner IBM to efficiently and securely implement the Oracle solution and ensure successful integration with the company's in-house, custom solutions.

Tags: Financial Services, Business Functions
  
whitepaper Production Services Network Goes Live With ERP Planning System in Six Months With Further Roll Out in Two Years2009-06-01 Oracle
  Production Services Network (PSN) wanted to build a scalable, robust platform to develop and incorporate best practices and industry standard processes that can be utilized all across and ensure near 100% uptime for critical applications with maximum security and performance at a predictable cost. The challenge was to provide timely solutions to problems and successfully perform requested activities within agreed service windows to minimize disruption and downtime for the around-the-clock business and eliminate the need for a large, upfront technology investment. PSN selected Oracle On Demand and went live with Oracle E-Business Suite to ensure business deadline of six months and rolled out Oracle E-Business Suite applications on a single platform to 2,000 active users across the global PSN network within two years.

Tags: Financial Services, Business Functions
  
whitepaper Xstrata Consolidates Reporting, Streamlines Change Management, and Gains Visibility Into Best Practices2009-06-01 Oracle
  Xstrata wanted to centralize management of 32 global financial consolidations annually across five business units, approximately 2,000 entities, and multiple ERP systems with many different ledgers and complete financial consolidation, budgeting, and reporting seven days after month's end, while gaining a real-time view of each business unit. The challenge was to capitalize on the scalability and breadth of functionality in the Hyperion suite to manage continuous transformation in an organization that has grown annual revenues from US$1 billion to US$28 billion in eight years. Xstrata upgraded from standalone versions of Oracle's Hyperion Enterprise, used successfully since 1998, to a single instance of Oracle's Hyperion Financial Management with about 200 users.

Tags: Financial Services, Business Functions
  
whitepaper Why Now May Be Time to Move From MAS 90/200 to Microsoft Dynamics GP2009-06-01 Microsoft
  Companies change ERP systems because they are dissatisfied with their current system, or they understand that its limitations are hampering the effective, efficient operation of the business. They want a replacement system that better suits the company's needs, and their perception of what that might be is greatly influenced by the specific limitations they have encountered in the existing system. These limitations might be functional - applications that are not available or that fall short of what the company needs to support business needs, for example. The dissatisfaction with their incumbent system may be technological; they may be experiencing poor response times or frequent lock-ups or crashes, and the system cannot be expanded gracefully.

Tags: Financial Services
  
whitepaper Achieving HIPAA Security Rule Compliance with Lumension® Solutions2009-06-01 Lumension
  Healthcare organizations face a host of HIPAA Security Rule compliance challenges with the move to put patient medical records online. Lumension helps organizations address these compliance challenges by providing the proactive risk management and the required audit readiness to meet many aspects of the HIPAA Security Rule.

Tags: Security Administration, Financial Services, Regulatory Compliance
  
whitepaper Busting the myths about QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions and IBM Smart Business2009-05-29 IBM
  So you already know there aren't actually any alligators in the New York City sewers and that the Loch Ness monster doesn't really exist, but how many myths about IBM Smart Business and QuickBooks Enterprise Solutions do you still believe? To make your decision about switching business software easier, we're setting the record straight.

Tags: Financial Services, Business Functions