What people are saying about ERP and the Food and Beverage industry
Browse our regular blog posts for new and interesting information about ERP and the Food and Beverage industry.
What is traceability and why does it matter?
Traceability is the ability to track any kind of processing, one step backwards and one step forward, at any stage of production, processing and distribution. Similar to a Purolator delivery, traceability ensures you know exactly where your products are at all times to find the base of the problem and monitor it from the direct source. Traceability can be applied to different areas such as automotive, pharmaceuticals, food processing and more.
Why a Best of Breed ERP Solution Makes Sense for the Food and Beverage Industry
The food and beverage industry, much like any other industry, is filled with challenges: maintaining a reliable and high performing labor force, machinery uptime, shipping deadlines, bringing in enough sales, cash flow, packaging and so much more.
Artificial Intelligence and Big Data: How are they Connected?
Our previous blog post discussed the difference between 'artificial intelligence' and 'machine learning.' Yet, another buzz word we often hear is 'Big Data.' So, what is the difference between 'artificial intelligence' and 'Big Data,' how are they interconnected, and are they even comparable? Let's find out..
Top 5 Benefits Unified Communications Can Offer your Business
More and more organizations are beginning to recognize the benefits of Unified Communications (UC) and are seeing the clear returns on investment. UC is a group of technologies that encompass Voice, Video and Data that provides a consistent user interface and user experience across a variety of devices.
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What's New within the ERP World?
Now that you already know an ERP system is a great investment for your business, the more challenging part is actually choosing what type of system may be right for you. Here is a quick summary of what's new and upcoming within the ERP world.
The Inevitability of Industry Disruptions
According to a 2016 Mint Jutras Enterprise Solution Study, 79 percent of people think there is a low to medium risk for industry disruptions to happen. But, consider what taxi drivers thought before Uber came along, or what cell phone providers thought before WhatsApp. Industry disruptions can happen anytime, anywhere.