FUJIFILM MicroChannel Celebrates Two Sage Partner Awards
At the recent Sage Partner Awards 2024, FUJIFILM MicroChannel was honoured with two prestigious awards: Sage Intacct Partner of the Year 2024 ANZ and Customer Excellence 2024 ANZ.
At the recent Sage Partner Awards 2024, FUJIFILM MicroChannel was honoured with two prestigious awards: Sage Intacct Partner of the Year 2024 ANZ and Customer Excellence 2024 ANZ.
FUJIFILM MicroChannel strengthens its business application sales, implementation and support in Oceania, empowering customers to better navigate their digital transformation (DX) journey.
SAP Business One is an invaluable tool for many small and medium-sized businesses in Australia and all over the world. It offers a wide range of modules that address key business functions, including sales, inventory management, material resource planning, purchasing, accounts payable, financial statements, and more.
Warehouse management affects a business on a number of levels. Excessive inventories tie up money, take up valuable space, and are prone to damage and shrinkage. Too little inventory reduces service level and loses customers. Disorganised and untidy warehouses increase operational costs and reduce customer service levels. A poorly run warehouse makes a company less competitive which may cause it to go out of business or fail to dominate its marketplace. Here are three signs of a warehouse in need of help:
Inventory shrinkage refers to the loss of stock between the time it is purchased from a supplier to when it is sold to your customers. Simply stated, you paid for the items but they become unavailable for selling to your customers. While businesses often pass on the cost of lost inventory to their customers, the practice makes their prices less competitive which adversely affects future sales.
Fast delivery times are the new norm thanks in part to big distributors like Amazon.com. Businesses that fail to adapt to rising customer expectations of fast delivery, risk losing their competitiveness.
The bullwhip effect is real and enormously wasteful especially for those furthest up the supply chain. This excess inventory ties up money, warehouse space, and other resources and has a depressing effect on the businesses' abilities to respond to demand from other customers. Manufacturers and suppliers of basic commodities are at the apex of the supply chains of many industries and are highly vulnerable to huge demand swings.
Any business facing a new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) implementation is faced with a fundamental decision: to adopt the new system in phases, or to implement it all at once in what is commonly called a "big bang" implementation. A phased-in implementation is particularly popular among medium and larger enterprises. The phasing may occur by location, region, area of function, country, business priority or business line.
Mistakenly, many small and medium size business will push back on investing in CRM or ERP software because they think the technology is more suited for much larger organisations. When it comes to Microsoft Dynamics GP (formerly Great Plains) that is simply not the case. For one thing, the purchase, be it for on-premise or online, is a platform that is completely scalable; its features can be customised and added as the business grows.