Altruas Blogs
Digital transformation is a phrase that’s heard in nearly every board meeting and executive retreat. What is it, though, and why’s it such a big deal? There are a lot of definitions, but a nice, simple one comes from George Westerman, principal research scientist with the MIT Sloan Initiative on the Digital Economy: “Digital transformation … Read more
At some point in your business, it’s time to sunset your QuickBooks financial software. Question is: how do you know when to say goodbye to what’s become a comfortable—if somewhat cumbersome—solution? The signs are there. You just have to know what to look for: You’re doing business in a vacuum. Growth, such as opening a … Read more
Making the switch from QuickBooks to a cloud financial management system like Sage Intacct may seem like a scary step to take. It’s likely your finance team finds the QuickBooks-and-spreadsheet routine as natural as breathing. However, if you’re business is growing—or you’d like it to grow—entry-level systems and Excel can’t support financial processes and reporting. … Read more
As your rate of growth increases, you can’t afford to wait days or even hours for someone to extract the right data and get it into the right format to let you capture the right opportunities. That’s the reality of working with QuickBooks. There’s a better way. With Sage Intacct’s cloud financial management software, you … Read more
You’ve reached a stage where customer demands drive your growth, but you may not have the right tools or processes in place to anticipate buying behaviors or build loyalty. Your opportunities could be limited by stand-alone customer relationship management systems. It’s time to transform IT into a flexible, affordable driver of innovation. You need technology … Read more
Most midmarket ERP software implementations are accomplished with moving off QuickBooks and for the most part, users can plan and execute the transition rapidly. With the right consultant and Sage Intacct the transition can be planned and executed rapidly, but how do you know when it’s time? For most startups, after one or two years … Read more
Do your customers know more about you than you do about them? In the new social economy, they often do. They also know more about your competition and have more precise expectations of service.
