Published under the company’s former name, Onfinity. The product is Onfinity. The Business In a niche market where consumers are captivated by novelty and design, where the “unforgiving” customer pays the price for perfection, a luxury brand has to be Read more…
Published under the company’s former name, Onfinity. The product is Onfinity. THE BUSINESS: Multiple Supermarket outlets When our client firstly contacted us he was facing numerous difficulties for effectively managing the business processes in his multiple supermarket outlets and the Read more…
Eight features a document management system must have: input, indexing, search, processing, workflow automation, security, a user dashboard and customisation, and what each one looks like in practice.
What is DMS – Document Management System? A document management system (DMS) is a system (based on computer programs in the case of the management of digital documents) used to track, manage and store documents. This system should be capable Read more…
The selection of a discrete manufacturing ERP should inevitable involve key personnel in your Manufacturing Operation, who would eventually use the system and help realize its value. The following steps would help corporate officers, senior management and manufacturing personnel jointly Read more…
Encodata, a Gold Partner of Onfinity, in coordination with VIENNA Lab Italy have been working to localize the Financial Modules of Onfinity to suit to the Italian market. What came out is a complete solution that not only suits the Read more…
What is OPEN SOURCE? Open source is the free sharing of technical information. Open source software is software with source code that is published and made available for users and other programmers to read, use and adapt for use in Read more…
Every business manager should use his / her income statement to evaluate profit performance and to ask profit-oriented questions like: Did sales revenue meet the goals and objectives for the period? Why did sales revenue increase compared with latest period? Read more…
The five-step marketing research process: define the problem, analyse the situation, gather problem-specific data, interpret it and act on it, with the Fab One Shot case of solving the wrong problem.
The five steps of new-product development, from idea generation and screening to evaluation, development and commercialisation, and why most new products fail before they reach the market.