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The impact of e-HR on HR and line manager capability Print E-mail

Monday 30 June, 2008
Large numbers of organisations, including many in the public sector, are now falling over themselves to replicate the tripartite ‘Ulrich’ framework of shared service centres, centres of excellence and strategic HR.

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Integrity: As important in your data as it is to your business Print E-mail

Thursday 15 May, 2008
Many companies have lost millions directly off the bottom line through lack of trust in their information assets, and billions has been wiped off their value as a result.  Severn Trent is to be fined £36million for misreporting its service data.  SocGen lost several billion Euros because of Rogue Trading.  Many banks have lost billions through the lack of transparency of their exposure to sub-prime markets.

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Transforming the HR function with technology Print E-mail

Tuesday 25 March, 2008
Jason Kiely looks at the different stages of technology adoption within HR and provides advice to help HR departments understand how technology can make them more efficient, and as a result add real value to the business.

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Use customer evaluation reports to improve your accounts receivable team’s efficiency Print E-mail

Thursday, 06 March 2008
See how, why, and where you can configure customer evaluations to improve your standard SAP system reporting for your Accounts Receivable team.

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Change management – making transformation happen Print E-mail
Monday, 18 February 2008
Change management, a highly under-rated and often neglected part of a project or programme for implementing ERP technology. This ‘blog’ will look at why the activities of change management are often ignored. And what the actual words “change management” mean in the context of an organisation moving forward through the acquisition of new ERP technology.
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Financial Supply Chain Management Print E-mail
Tuesday, 08 January 2008
As we enter 2008, the outlook for most businesses is not as bright as it has been for the past few years. There is a sense that this is going to be a hard year, and efficiencies will be required if growth is to be achieved. Many organizations will be looking to spend as little as possible due to increasing market problems in borrowing money. One way in which to grow is to cut costs. The FSCM suite of products is designed to do just that.
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The Credit Crunch - what does it mean for our customers? Print E-mail
Wednesday, 21 November 2008
You would be forgiven for thinking that in August 2007, most bankers gave up banking and took to reading Shakespeare. Because it was Shakespeare's Lord Polonius who said "neither a borrower nor a lender be." And so during August 2007, banks across the world decided to take this piece of advice literally, and stopped lending money to one another.
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