Are you feeling overwhelmed tracking and managing orders for your business that travel on a wavering, unpredictable, even temperamental body of salt water that covers approximately 70.8% of the Earth? You’re not alone. The management of ocean orders and containers comes with substantial stakes. With the complex nature of global shipping and port operations, the […]
We believe in simplicity and efficiency. Reporting and dashboarding your business’ information shouldn’t be a difficult or time-consuming process. Check out our latest whitepaper below on making Time Saving your Super Power with QuickStart for SAP Business One. Why Saving Time is your Superpower – Whitepaper | NewIntelligence Includes an overview of the QuickStart kickoff […]
Experienced leaders know that growth and advancement in their field and industry are often dependent on making improvements and learning from past challenges. These improvements can sometimes be achieved with new technology and software. Although a company’s intention is never to make a big investment without making use of their purchase, this can sometimes happen […]
Data is so easily accessible these days. As individuals, we have access to it on our computers, phones, even on our wrists with widely used smartwatches. But when it comes to companies, the data that is generated by many systems and funneled into expensive software tends to be disorganized. Having access to data that is […]
In working with SAP B1 customers over the past few years with their proprietary SAP B1 QuickStart solution, NewIntelligence recognized a challenge that these customers were facing when it came to Sales Planning, Budgeting and Forecasting. There was a need for improved efficiency that customers could manage in house and have a reliable solution beyond the myriad of Excel spreadsheets.
What’s it like on the other side of the booth? As Corey Mendelsohn (our President), Dennis Daoust (our customer co-presenting with us) and I boarded the flight to Indianapolis for the SAP BizOne conference I found myself asking this question. I’d been to many tech shows, but always as the customer/consumer, walking the exhibitor halls, attending breakout sessions- never as the vendor, let alone one of the event sponsors. As a member of the NewIntelligence team, this would be a new experience for me. I looked forward to being part of the framework of the conference rather than simply an attendee.
