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Why would you want to pre-plan for your CloudSuite implementation? In a nutshell, these projects are big and complicated and they disrupt an organization’s business processes for the better by their very nature. Since this undertaking is nothing like an upgrade, you really want to set yourself up to have a successful implementation. Remember, this venture wi… -
Mike Gardner, our esteemed, long-time colleague, has officially retired from the RPI ranks and Infor-Lawson community. A sales superhero, Mike had a lengthy career in consulting and sales which outlasted most everyone I know. In addition to working at RPI, he previously owned his own consulting firm, Mid-Point Consultants, and some larger Systems Integrators…
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We still have a lot more prizes to give away so don't miss your chance to win! Complete RPI's Infor Lawson community survey and you'll be automatically entered into the drawing for a YETI cooler, an Amazon Echo Show, an Amazon Tap and Starbucks gift cards. You will only be able to take the survey until November 2, so don't wait to participate. RPI Consulta…
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RPI at the KLUG RPI Consultants is proud to sponsor the Keystone Lawson User Group (KLUG) Meeting being hosted at the Wyndham Garden Inn in York, PA on Friday, April 27th. RPI will be the exclusive sponsor of the 2018 KLUG Meeting with over 20Â subject matter experts in attendance and 8Â sessions to present. Attending from RPI will be Business Analysts, S…
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Your 2017 Roadmap to the Cloud Maintain your Infor application on premise or go to the cloud - but which cloud?
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I read an intriguing article recently by McKinsey & Co about the current state of IT. Their authors concluded that, "the cloud debate is over." I couldn’t agree more! In fact, my conversations with customers and prospects confirm this on a daily basis. What I’m experiencing is this: I don't know of a single corporate entity that doesn't have a hyb…
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Pack up your lunchbox and hit the books on August 18 to learn everything you need to know to ace Lawson 10.
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If you are still running Windows 2003, you have run out of time. As of July 14, 2015, companies are grappling with the question: where do we go from here?
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The Affordable Care Act (ACA) has hundreds of pages of new requirements and regulations which are placing demands on all healthcare providers — impacting facilities of different sizes in a variety of ways. While larger hospitals may seem more equipped to respond to certain ACA-mandated milestones, those who may have been struggling financially prior to the…
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Time and technology wait for no one, especially when you’re talking about the ever-evolving, fast-paced world of hardware manufacturing. Not only are advances being made in materials and connectivity capabilities, but hardware VC firms and incubators such as Bolt and Lemnos Labs are flipping the script on the traditional way of doing business—from see…
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Although cloud technology has been around for almost 20 years, supply chain professionals are relatively hesitant to migrate their systems. Paul Smith, a major British fashion retailer, is a comparatively early adopter and it nearly finished its migration to a cloud-based solution from Manhattan Associates.
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Back in the early 2000s when I was running marketing at Business Objects, Gartner’s then-lead BI analyst, Howard Dresner (known as the father of BI and the person who named the category) started pushing a notion called enterprise performance management (EPM). Back then, EPM meant the unification of BI and planning/budgeting.
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It wasn’t that long ago that people were debating whether cloud ERP even made sense for all but the smallest companies. Now Oracle says it has 1,350 cloud ERP/EPM (enterprise performance management) customers under contract, with more than 300 of them live.
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Enterprise resource planning, whether you love it or hate it, remains the most important business system of our time. We love it because it connects the business with common data and processes. We hate it because it stifles innovation and business agility.
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With 83% of healthcare organizations using cloud-based apps these days, according to Forbes, it’s no wonder that cloud is a hot topic of discussion in the C-suite. And with lower costs, speed of deployment and staffing savings among the benefits often cited, now might be the ideal time for your hospital or healthcare provider to make the move.