by Carla Alarcon | Apr 15, 2019 | ERP Financial Software, ERP Implementation, Sage Intacct, Support
This year I joined a meetup group that taught people how to play Pickle Ball. I learned from others in the group this fun and fast-moving game. If you are not familiar with Pickle Ball, you should check it out. It was born out of the boredom of a family looking for a...
by Carla Alarcon | 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 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...
