If you’ve been around the enterprise software industry the last few years, you’ve likely heard the term “service oriented architecture.” If you aren’t technical, it’s one of those terms that flies over your head. That’s understandable, given that most definitions are rather dry. For example: a paradigm for organizing and utilizing distributed capabilities that under the control of different domains. More …

In choosing new ERP software, implementation is every bit as important as finding the right program. You should be thinking about it proactively when evaluating systems. There are hundreds of articles on “best practices” for implementing ERP software, but understanding each strategy and choosing the best option is difficult. More …

In establishing its foothold in the enterprise resource planning (ERP) software market, Microsoft has acquired no less than thirteen companies. Now Microsoft – and their prospects – face the challenge of sorting through the various applications in the Microsoft Dynamics family.

With the recent launch of our ERP software service, we decided to shed some light on the Dynamics product More …