Posts Tagged reports
InsightSoftware.com’s North American User Group meeting is now in session!
Posted by ryan.alford in InsightSoftware News on March 22, 2010
More than 100 attendees have gathered at the Hyatt Regency Resort and Spa at Gainey Ranch in Scottsdale, Ariz., for InsightSoftware.com’s North American User Group Meeting. The meeting is from March 21 through the 23.
Sessions include an overview of the all-new Insight Version 10 and business optimization solutions. Danny Graham and Julie Holmes [...]
The “Software Tax” – Will it Cripple Colorado’s Economy?
Posted by ryan.alford in JD Edwards on February 11, 2010
I’m of the mind that taxes pretty much stink. I’m sure many agree. In cartoons and movies alike, the “Tax Collector” is always portrayed as a seedy individual who only cares for himself, his job and the state. But the other side of the coin is quite simple: Taxes pay for much needed services within [...]
Important Industry Webinars to Attend and/or View
Posted by ryan.alford in EBS, InsightSoftware News, JD Edwards on January 29, 2010
It’s definitely the season for free Webinars. If you enjoy learning more about the goings-on in the Oracle world and beyond, it’s a good idea to keep reading.
On Wednesday, Feb. 3 (10 a.m. PT/1 p.m. ET), plan to attend the following Webinar: “JD Edwards & Oracle: The Strategic Platform for Business Growth.” Lyle [...]
Having a Tough Day? Call InsightSoftware.com’s Customer Service!
Posted by ryan.alford in EBS, InsightSoftware News, JD Edwards on January 21, 2010
By Stefanie Uhl
Due to a recent change in my InsightSoftware.com responsibilities, I now sit very close to our customer service team. At first I thought it would be difficult to be close to them since they do talk a great deal, but it has actually turned out to be a delight.
I think some of [...]
Want to go shopping?
Posted by ryan.alford in InsightSoftware News on January 15, 2010
By Lynda Huebsch
You could be a lucky winner and receive $100 in Best Buy gift cards. We invite you to submit your list of “Top 10 Reasons to Attend the InsightSoftware.com North American User Group (NAUG).”
We will sort through the entries and announce the winner during our opening session in Scottsdale on March 22.
Below is [...]
Does Your JD Edwards Data Require Top-Notch Maid Service?
Posted by ryan.alford in JD Edwards on January 14, 2010
By Stefanie Uhl
Just like a house or office that has many wonderful features and supplies that are difficult to find or are broken (rendering them useless), your JDE data is much less valuable to you if it’s not 100 percent accurate and integral. JD Edwards’ database is a true gem packed with endless useful information, [...]
In the year 2010…
Posted by ryan.alford in Business Intelligence, EBS, ERP, JD Edwards on January 7, 2010
It’s time, once again, to look into the future. That’s right. Let’s look to the future…all the way to the year 2010.
Are you ready? Here are some predictions:
In an effort to further bolster its enormity, Oracle will receive EU approval to purchase Sun Microsystems. Later, Oracle will become self-aware and then try to purchase itself.
Time [...]
Managing properties? Need some help?
Posted by ryan.alford in JD Edwards on January 5, 2010
Today, InsightSoftware.com made it official: The organization launched its Property Management Module for JD Edwards.
Here’s the press release:
InsightSoftware.com, a global software provider of Business Optimization Software (BOS), releases a new Property Management module for JD Edwards (JDE). The Property Management module is part of Insight’s Real Estate solution offering increased visibility to key lease, tenant [...]
Integrity check, rinse, repeat
Posted by ryan.alford in EBS, FSG on December 21, 2009
It’s the same scenario every month: Company accountants and finance advisors rush to organize and close their financial statements. What’s even more frustrating – within the mass scramble – is stopping to carefully examine the data after using the financial statement generator (FSG) via Oracle’s E-Business Suite. This scenario invites a myriad of problems; without [...]