In this modern information age we enjoy the unprecedented privilege of having access to virtually any piece of knowledge that we desire via the internet by simply typing a query into your favourite search engine.  The main challenge that you may find is to determine what is accurate information and what is misinformation. However, over time as more and more [...]

Microsoft Sharepoint has mostly been known for is excellent capabilities in document archiving for organizations. However, Sharepoint’s capabilities go far beyond this with extensive collaboration and content management features, all of which can be customized by the user.  By giving your organization the tools to freely access data on demand you will keep them not only connected [...]

Talk about shock and awe! When I think about logistics and supply chain, it is in the same breath with business software. And since business software is a relatively new invention, I was quite surprised by the timeline in this well researched and documented infographic: History of Logistics and SCM prepared by scm-operations.com. As bloggers on the ERP [...]

As voted by British Columbians, the provincial sales tax (PST) and the goods and services tax (GST) will be re-implemented to replace the harmonized sales tax (HST ) effective April 1, 2013.  How did this happen?  BC held a mail-in ballot referendum that closed on August 5th, 2011 with the results being 54.73% of British [...]

By Katie O’Heare Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) implementations come in a variety of flavours depending on the specific requirements of the company. They range from good old vanilla to the extreme of super fudge almond chunk with strawberry ribbons, whipped cream and a cherry on top. The complexity of the flavour profile alters the scope [...]

By Curtis Roberts Supply chain management is more complicated than just buying the stuff your operation needs at the lowest price you can find.  It’s having the right material in the right quantity at the right place to make promises on delivery. Keep your promises to your customers. If you don’t keep your promises, you [...]