BKD can guide you through your implementation in a professional, cost-effective manner. We’ve adopted standard procedures in software implementation as part of our ongoing commitment to quality and customer service. Our seven phase OnTrack methodology is based on best practices, incorporating BKD standard quality control procedures for project management. We connect the dots between strategic business objectives and technical deliverables through our proven implementation methodology.
Learn the key consideration in selecting the right ERP implementer for your specific business needs.
Join Upland June 9th for a LIVE discussion with Forrester on 5 trends contact centers can’t afford to ignore!
SAP CEO Christian Klein and Oracle chairman Larry Ellison have very different views of which company is winning the cloud ERP battle.
6 ways to level up your business with ERP-integrated e-commerce while building sustainable revenues, boost loyalty and engagement, and increase cost savings.
Keeping up with rapidly evolving customer expectations should be a priority. Join us as we show you how to keep up with the sudden shift in consumer habits.
What does Multiplexing mean with regards to Microsoft Licensing and my web portal? This can be scary and confusing. Learn more about licensing requirements.
Traditional financial tools can’t offer the flexibility and interconnectedness that CFOs require today, Workday co-CEO Chano Fernandez said.
Has the COVID-19 pandemic caused you to reevaluate the way you do business? Now may be a good time to invest in your organization’s future ERP Software!
According to Deloitte’s recent State of AI in the Enterprise, adoption is becoming ubiquitous and the window for AI competitive advantage is narrowing.
Two industry leaders joined forces to become Pairsoft, the strongest procure-to-pay and documents management platform for the mid-market and enterprise, with the tightest real-time integration to Microsoft Dynamics GP, AX, SL, NAV, Dynamics 365 Business Central, and Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations.
Part two with Peter Joeckel of HandsFree ERP with a non-scripted look into where the world is going and what we should focus on now. for more from Peter, tap here to set up a discovery call to see how his POV can give your company a hand.
There are always new features that are introduced by Microsoft in their productivity tools that, at this point, can warrant a monthly status update about what’s new and what’s changed. This one I feel deserves extra attention. If you share a PowerPoint presentation during a Teams Meeting, this one will make your life better. When you are ready to present, instead of sharing your screen as usual, choose the PowerPoint option! If your PowerPoint has audio or video to play, check the “include computer sound”, then choose from either the suggested PowerPoint option (usually the one you worked on most recently) or Browse.Selecting Browse gives you the option to find it and upload it from your computer or OneDrive.Figure 1 – Choosing computer sound preference in the PowerPoint option in Microsoft TeamsAfter this, you will be greeted with the view in Figure 2: Figure 2 – Selecting a presentation to display in the PowerPoint option in Microsoft TeamsThis is the main screen your participants will see.Here you can see your slides and click through them to display on the main screen.If you added notes to the slide, they will appear in this section. This only visible to the presenter, not the participants. No need to reference and handwrite your notes!You can also use these arrows to navigate the presentation backwards and forwards. This section is visible to both you and the participants. Because this section is available to everyone, you have two options for how you want this presentation to go.The Free mode or the Default mode is represented by this icon: Your participants can use the < > button to skip ahead or go back to any slide. This does not affect anyone else’s view.For the Guided mode, you can click the icon, which will then look like this: In this mode, your presenters can see what number slide they are on (slide 1, etc.) but are unable to use < > to navigate the presentation.Both methods have their uses, so it’s up to you to determine how you want your presentation to go. I hope this was informative and helps you bring your A++ game when conducting presentations on Microsoft Teams.If you need assistance with any Microsoft productivity tool, ArcherPoint can help! Learn more about our Managed IT Services and contact ArcherPoint to start the conversation.
Peter Joeckel joins John Siefert to shed some light on why he feels so many ERP implementations have been doomed from the beginning. With a focus on making sure the business strategy and technology execution are in sync, the sales process vs the purchase realities and the issues with integration, Peter gives an unscripted POV. Learn more about Peter by checking out his DAC profile page and stay tuned for part two of this podcast, and learn about his company, HandsFree ERP and schedule a discovery call to connect with him directly.
Here are predictions for 2021 from David Vellante , who is the co-CEO of SiliconANGLE Media, as well as co-founder and Chief Analyst of The Wikibon Project, the world’s leading open source IT research community. Dave is a long-time tech industry analyst, entrepreneur, writer and speaker. Last year’s predictions were upended in part by COVID,
Microsoft’s Customer Insights is a customer data platform for B2C businesses who want to grow relationships at scale. Customer data platforms can connect and unify customer data from an ERP, POS, financial systems and/or Google Analytics into unified customer profiles and help you grow your relationships by giving you the best information to make calculated decisions.
Great perspective from Turn On Dynamics and Hands Free ERP CEO Peter Joeckel on ideas and approaches to applying the same “efficiency” enabled through AP automation to other elements of ERP process.
“Application modernization is about taking advantage of the cost structure of the cloud.”
Maribel Lopez, Senior Contributor for Forbes, highlights IBM’s strategy in the cloud wars by collaborating with various industries, such as financial services, to develop specialty clouds. Combining this with opensource and hybrid cloud, IBM is continuing to focus on driving innovation.
Let’s be honest, the dirty secret of the ERP Software Industry is that every major application of new technology has made it harder to install, upgrade and maintain the software. Why users aren’t storming the publishers castles with pitchforks and torches is beyond me.
