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Are you interested in Oates & Company and wondering if you live in our service area? Check out our map to see if you do!
Topics: oates and company, NC, john shepperson, richmond, knoxville, nashville, georgia, roanoke, sc, virginia, chattanooga, service area, tennessee, atlanta, asheville, washington dc
Are you interested in Oates & Company and wondering if you live in our service area? Check out our map to see if you do!
Topics: oates and company, NC, john shepperson, richmond, knoxville, nashville, georgia, roanoke, sc, virginia, chattanooga, service area, tennessee, atlanta, asheville, washington dc
Are you interested in Oates & Company and wondering if you live in our service area? Check out our map to see if you do!
Topics: oates and company, NC, john shepperson, richmond, knoxville, nashville, georgia, roanoke, sc, virginia, chattanooga, service area, tennessee, atlanta, asheville, washington dc
Do you have a Sage enterprise resource planning (ERP) system and need some help learning about it? Obviously you could go to your Sage consultant for help, but if that’s not an option, you should consider going to the source: Sage itself. Sage has a whole section of their website dedicated to teaching Sage; known as Sage University, it allows you to participate in trainings of your choice at any time. Working in a business, you’re busy – training is important, but you can’t leave your other tasks unfinished. With Sage University, you have the option to use real-time webcasts in virtual classrooms, but you can also watch pre-recorded training sessions whenever it fits your schedule.
Sage University offers training on 19 of their products, including (but not limited to):
Topics: ERP, Sage, MAS 500, fixed assets, Sage 500, MAS 90, MAS 200, accounting, oates and company, enterprise resource planning, software, crm, Sage 100, X3, john shepperson, Accpac, sage university, networking, sage summit, sage 300, hrms
As a startup or small business, it might seem like a good idea to use free inventory control spreadsheets to manage your inventory. It's certainly cheaper than using software that comes with an inventory management program and its own spreadsheets.
Topics: oates, oates and company, inventory management, inventory, inventory control, john shepperson, spreadsheets, free software, free spreadsheets
Many companies prefer to use as many in-house processes as possible in order to ensure that they save as much money as possible. In-house processes, however, aren’t always the best choice to meet a need, and Sage software training is frequently one need that can't be met without outsourcing. Although some companies may be able to meet their own needs when it comes to Sage software training, many others find it more efficient and cost-effective to enlist the assistance of outside experts. Consider the following factors when discussing whether or not your company will find it more efficient to outsource your Sage software training.
The complexity of your company's Sage software training needs is one major factor that plays into the decision of whether or not to outsource. If your training needs arise out of something simple like a minor modification to your existing Sage software system, then it is possible that in-house Sage software training will be adequate. If you are implementing an ERP system for the first time or completely overhauling your accounting system, on the other hand, then your existing staff is unlikely to be able to cover your training needs. In more complex instances like these, outsourced Sage software training is likely to be necessary.
Topics: ERP, Sage, training, oates and company, enterprise resource planning, john shepperson, outsourcing, outsource, in house
One of the most attractive elements of the Sage ERP X3 system is how easily it can be customized. Every business has its own needs and priorities, and the beauty of enterprise resource planning systems is the numerous modules and add-ons that they offer. Sage ERP X3 is a powerful tool on its own; customizing it will make sure that your company gets the best results and the most efficient use out of this great ERP tool.
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Sage ERP X3 Usability makes it easier for mid range companies with international goals to expand their presence in the world market. Sage ERP X3 can help you achieve your long and short term goals.
Topics: ERP, sage erp x3, oates and company, enterprise resource planning, john shepperson, oates co, international business, usability
Are you wondering how a cloud-based ERP system can improve mobility? Actually, the answer is in the question: cloud-based ERP software actually ISmobility – mobility on steroids. In this age of devices – desktops, laptops, tablets, smart phones, etc. – the potential for harnessing cloud-based ERP software is limited only by how quickly developers can bring multi-platform business applications to those devices.
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Most business’s largest expense is inventory. Between raw materials, work-in-progress goods, finished goods, and the supplies to make the goods, a great deal of cash is tied up in inventory. Cash tied up in inventory means that it is unavailable for reinvestment.
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