What Smart Enterprise Means to You…
Posted by Kathy Wells in ERP on May 16, 2012
As we move from data gathering to information analysis & usage, our business needs quickly change.
In the conceptual age, your source of competitive advantage is no longer finding more information; it is making sense of the overwhelming volume of information already available to you.
The quote above is from the book “Strategic Learning: How to be [...]
Read moreProud Sponsor of The Museum of National Computing
Posted by Kathy Wells in ERP on May 8, 2012
InsightSoftware.com is proud to be with the likes of Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Bletchley Park Science & Innovation Centre, and others sponsoring The Museum of National Computing in the United Kingdom. The museum is committed to conserving our digital heritage and is located in the world’s first purpose-built computing centre in 1944.
As stated in the brochure, it [...]
What do Goats and Insight Reporting for Oracle Financials Have in Common?
Posted by Kathy Wells in EBS, ERP, InVision 2012, InsightSoftware News on March 16, 2012
If you ask Hayley Parris, Accountant at Burns and McDonnell, she will tell you that they share two very important traits.
Here is what she told us in a recent conversation at InVision 2012, InsightSoftware.com’s User Group.
First Hayley says, “Goats can take in almost anything and turn it into something useful. That’s what Insight does for us.” [...]
InsightSoftware.com Gives Back
Posted by Kathy Wells in ERP on March 12, 2012
People often say the people they work with are like family. At InsightSoftware.com, we demonstrate our genuine fondness and respect for each other every day.
One of the many ways we do that is to support each other when there is a professional or personal issue. So when one of our colleague’s father was diagnosed with [...]
Congratulations to Our Customer Award Winners from InVision 2012!
Posted by Kathy Wells in ERP on March 7, 2012
Along with the record-breaking attendance at InVision 2012, InsightSoftware.com’s user conference, we were honored to present awards to various customers who have used Insight to transform the way they manage Finance. This includes streamlining operations so they gain more time for the Finance department, eliminating ad-hoc requests that eat up time unnecessarily by helping the [...]
Read moreCompanies Team Up to Accelerate Month-end Close, Improve Audits for Oracle & JD Edwards Users
Posted by Kathy Wells in EBS, ERP, InsightSoftware News, JD Edwards on March 5, 2012
If you’ve ever had to hunt for the original source document that gives you the detailed information you need to close month end or satisfy an audit request, you know how frustrating long it can take and how incredibly inefficient the process can be. Don’t spend any more of your valuable time chasing this information!
Read moreController, Oracle EBS and JD Edwards experts join InsightSoftware.com
Posted by Kathy Wells in ERP on February 9, 2012
To provide you with the most indispensable tool for financial reporting on the market, we recruit talented people who have walked in your shoes, who are experts in your ERP system and who have one key thing in common. They know that financial reporting over JD Edwards and Oracle E-Business Suite Financials should be ten times faster and far, far easier!
Read moreWhy JD Edwards implementations suck
Posted by Kathy Wells in ERP, JD Edwards on January 17, 2012
In a recent post on LinkedIn, there was a question about why most companies are stuck in first gear and can’t maximize their JD Edwards investment. But, as one Insight Reporting customer noted in his response to this LinkedIn discussion, it doesn’t have to be that hard. Read more….
Read moreHow do you avoid audit issues due to inventory reconciliation problems?
Posted by john.hilborn in JD Edwards, Reconciler on January 10, 2012
It’s audit season, so I am doing some research on how people are addressing the differences between the Inventory Cardex (F4111) and the GL transaction table (F0911). As a CPA, I’ve seen many different workarounds, and I’m curious how people are doing this to avoid audit letter points.
Read more3 Ways to Survive in 2012 (or How to Do Even More with Even Less)
Posted by tracy.bishop in Uncategorized on January 4, 2012
As the global economic storms continue to rage in 2012, finance directors and their teams will be presented with a new level of challenge. However, those challenges could also be stimulating and allow finance professionals to bring all their skills to bear to help their businesses survive.
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