Business Continuity Management & Disaster Recovery Planning

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Would your business be prepared to handle an unforeseen disaster? Everyone can plan for the expected, it's the unexpected that can be devastating.

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    Getting the Most From Your ERP Functionality

    John Antman

    Overview General Ledger, journal entries (JE’s) are made for a variety of reasons. For example, JE’s are used to record GL adjustments, accruals and recurring entries (e.g. depreciation or expense allocations). If external systems are used and not integrated with the GL (e.g. Payroll), JE’s can be used to enter the external system’s transactions into…
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    Why Supply Chain Management is Important for Your Business

    Phil Wittmer

    Supply chain management (SCM) is a big deal. After all, a well-managed supply chain enables you to maintain a competitive advantage, tackle complex challenges, and capture new opportunities. It’s also an expansive, complex strategy spanning everything from procurement and shipping to manufacturing, inventory, and supplier relations.  In this article, we’ll explain what SCM is, why…
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