by Suzy Zgorski | Dec 10, 2018 | About SSi Consulting, Clients, ERP Implementation, Industry Trends, Not For Profits, Sage Intacct, Support, Technology
Last week I worked the Greater Washington CPA Non-Profit Symposium in Washington DC. Not only was I fortunate to be able to present Sage Intacct in one of the technology sessions but I also got to meet and talk technology with many Non-Profit Finance team members. It...
by Bill Aiton | Dec 15, 2017 | ERP Implementation, Industry Trends, Support, Technology
I just downloaded my 2018 update to QuickBooks and paid by credit card. Seemed to go well, but I sweat bullets every time I apply an upgrade. It seems like my financial life for the last two decades could go up in smoke if it didn’t execute well. And I’ve worked with...
by Patrick Riordan | Jun 22, 2015 | Microsoft Dynamics GP, New Updates, Support
Webinar Slides – GP 2015 New Features With Microsoft’s mainstream support scheduled to end for Dynamics GP 2010 later this year. Now is the time to take a look at the new features in Dynamics GP 2015. Join us for a 30 minute webinar highlighting the new...
by Patrick Riordan | Jun 5, 2015 | Industry Trends, Intacct, Support
A modern, powerful financial reporting software is basically essential to compete in today’s business culture, specifically by accessing and analyzing data to navigate your sector and the economy with stronger decision-making. In this article, SSi Consulting...
by Patrick Riordan | Jun 4, 2015 | Clients, Industry Trends, New Updates, Support
If you’re reading this article, you likely already know: data continues to become more substantial in size and meaning for corporate decision-making across an organization. Tracking, housing, and analyzing your company information is a large part of...
by Patrick Riordan | Jun 4, 2015 | Industry Trends, New Updates, Support
The business that made it through the most recent recession probably have a thing or two to share about cost-cutting. After downsizing and squeezing every penny, businesses of all sizes and types were forced to spend wisely or risk closing. However, one common...
