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About Cathie Hall

This is Cathie. She joined K3 Syspro on the 1st April 2011 but had been a SYSPRO customer back in 2003 and from there worked in various different businesses implementing ERP systems. She is passionate about the value of streamlined processes and information that ERP brings to businesses.

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SYSPRO’s Latest ERP Release Takes Industry-Built Functionality to the Next Level for Manufacturing and Distribution Sectors

SYSPRO’s new release focuses on solving industry-specific business challenges with a simple approach. In many instances, it’s the operational differences amongst businesses that determine their distinct competitive advantage, so SYSPRO has provided a solution that not only encompasses industry-specific solutions but also allows the business owner to configure the software to best represent their specific operational needs

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Apprenticeships or Degrees? Why not both?

The image of apprenticeships is improving but there is still some way to go in changing the perception that apprenticeships are the poor relation to a University education. Whilst studies have explored the issue, it remains an important area to keep in the spotlight as the manufacturing sector.

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V is for Visibility

ERP to me means two things: a facilitated business process and visibility of management information. It drives me to distraction then, when I see so many companies working really hard to get their business process efficient; capturing all their key data, and then they don’t actually do anything with that data.

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T is for Traceability

Traceability is often thought to be the domain of food, pharmaceutical or perhaps electronics companies, but more and more it’s the concern of everyone. Interestingly, researchers have found, that when businesses make a mistake and put it right they receive higher customer satisfaction scores than those…

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J is for Joined up Thinking

The key to joined up thinking is having joined up people.

We all know that people work best together when they share a close working environment, we also know that most business processes require people to work well together. It’s these seamless business processes that…

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I is for Integration

The key to joined up thinking is having joined up people.

We all know that people work best together when they share a close working environment, we also know that most business processes require people to work well together. It’s these seamless business processes that give your customers a positive customer

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