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whitePaper | October 31, 2022

Nowadays, good news is hard to come by: with the immediate consequences of the corona crisis still breathing down our necks, the Ukraine war, skyrocketing energy costs, and rising inflation rates. This has a noticeable impact on the commerce industries: people buy less and pay even more attention to the price than usual.

whitePaper | December 3, 2019

The retail landscape is experiencing unprecedented change in the face of disruptive forces, one of the most recent and powerful being the rapid rise of automation in the sector. The World Economic Forum predicts that 30-50% of retail jobs are at risk once known automation technologies are fully incorporated. This would result in the loss of about 6 million retail jobs and represents a greater percentage reduction than the manufacturing industry experienced. Using Osborne and Frey study1 with the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the analysis suggests that more than 7.5 million jobs are at high risk of computerization. A large proportion of the human capital represented by the retail workforce is therefore at risk of becoming “stranded workers.”

whitePaper | May 26, 2021

While Point of Sale (POS) systems are essential for day-to-day retailers, the way that businesses use and integrate these into their business process is shifting dramatically. Modern POS systems are becoming integrated with the cloud, allowing companies to manage inventory and more instantly. But is this the right way to do things? How can your company truly maximize the value you see from these tools? Read on to learn about the future of POS systems, and make sure you’re innovating to stay ahead of the competition.

whitePaper | October 5, 2022

The business objective you are trying to achieve determines the strategy you should follow when selecting, implementing and operating ERP

whitePaper | January 6, 2020

In retail, change is always right around the corner. As technology continues to develop, there are more and more opportunities for the improvement of a core pillar of commerce: the value chain. Basically, a retailer’s value chain can involve five main parts–raw materials, manufacturing, distribution centers, logistics, and finally, the retailer. Each link plays an important role in getting products into the hands of customers.

whitePaper | February 1, 2022

Many metal companies outgrow their legacy ERP software because the software does not handle day-to-day transactions easily and quickly, and has become cumbersome to use. Either your IT group or your software vendor has not kept up with current technology standards and user experience expected today.