Are you a large business, looking to manage your various functions in a smooth and organised way? Do you want your business activities to be carried out smoothly with minimal hassles? Running a business efficiently and productively needs a lot of help from the information technology sector. Getting Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software may be the perfect solution.
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Jamie Gerdsen, an EO Cincinnati member, isn’t preparing his readers for a zombie apocalypse; rather, in his upcoming book, Zombies Ate My Business: How to Keep Your Traditional Business from Becoming One of the Undead, Gerdsen identifies unproductive employees (zombies) and their effect on company growth and the bottom line. Traditional businesses are especially at risk of plateauing or declining after a time of sustained success.
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By Jessica Sanders, special to Overdrive.
A productive business is a successful business. When you and your employees are moving full steam ahead, you can be sure you’re putting your best foot forward. If productivity is lacking in your office, however, it’s important that it’s corrected right away.
While there are a variety of ways to do that, one tactic is to purchase new software. You can increase productivity in all aspects of your business, saving time and money, if you make the right software investments.
“It is possible to find extra time in your day simply by reorganizing the way in which you approach the tasks that fall within your responsibility.” – Lifehack.org
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