There are more than 1.98 billion websites on the internet, and the count is growing every second as we speak. If you don’t want to be left behind in the race toward your revenue goals, it is time to get a website for your business soon (if you don’t already have one). However, finding a…
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7 Ways To Improve Website Design For Small Businesses
Web design is the art of crafting a website that is easy to use and visually appealing. It includes several tasks, from graphic design to usability engineering and programming. Web design is an integral part of any company’s success. A web design that is not responsive is not optimized for search engines, or doesn’t have…
How to Start an eCommerce Business With a Disability
If you are an entrepreneur who lives with a disability, starting your own e-commerce business might be a brilliant idea. Undoubtedly, this might allow you to get to be your own boss, as well as run your new business from just about anywhere. Here are some useful tips when starting a business with a disability….
How to sell and purchase on consignment with Megaventory
Selling on consignment is a useful arrangement that allows a supplier and usually a retailer to create a “win-win” situation, where they both share part of the risk of holding inventory. Consignment occurs when the consignor (the supplier) sends goods to a consignee (the retailer). The Retailer then later sells them to their clients….
Choosing the Right Inventory Management Software For Your SMB Business
Choosing the right software for your business is the tool to survive in a highly competitive market. It helps you become more efficient with managing your resources, saves up valuable time, and in the end, it means more sales and revenue. However, finding the right one can be challenging for constantly busy people so let’s…
Reasons Why Retailers are Moving Towards Inventory Management Software
In retail, inventory essentially is the business. Without properly understanding what’s on hand, how it’s performing, and what impact it has on the bottom line, good luck staying profitable. This is doubly true for the fiercely competitive world of SMB retailers. With the advent of the digital revolution, inventory management software for retail shops has become incredibly…
PRISM: the case for realism
As the dust settles after the recent Guardian revelations that the US Government has systems in place to monitor information online, various sources are starting to analyse what this means for the future of enterprise software, cloud computing and generally the prospect of doing business online. For those of us in the industry, the dangers…
Choosing an ERP consultant: Panorama Consulting
In this third installment of our series of posts aimed to help anyone interested in finding an ERP consultant for their business, we’re very glad to present Panorama Consulting. In particular, Brevard Neely, Senior Manager with them has agreed to answer a similar set of questions as the previous two ERP consultants. Here it…
Industry roundup: go small, future-proof and track
There was lots of interesting content out there in the past week or so but the most interesting and perhaps overlooked ones are about the new trend where SMBs are starting to avoid large vendors, another factor when choosing SaaS vendors and the funding of cloud services tracking startup, Cloudability. (By the way, we are…
Choosing an ERP consultant: VM Associates
This post is the second in a series of posts aimed primarily in helping small businesses understand how to better pick a consulting company for their ERP, Inventory Management, Order management or Sales software implementation. We’re doing this by discussing with a different consultant or consulting company in each post. This time we’re talking with…