Walt Goodfield
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Sage vs. QuickBooks—What You Should Be Using Based on Your Needs
QuickBooks by Intuit is a terrific solution for start-ups and small corporations with few employees, light transaction volume, and simple transactions. Its affordability and easy design keeps initial costs low and promotes rapid deployment. ...
Continue readingYour Love Hate Relationship with Compliance Audits
Is a Compliance Audit Really Necessary? In short, YES! In fact, in some industries requiring FDA CFR Part 11 regulatory compliance, scheduled audits are a necessity to do business. Recently, we’ve noticed a trend that FDA 483 observations and ...
Continue reading6 Must-Have ERP Features for the Pharmaceutical Industry
Many pharmaceuticals companies operate as start-ups until they secure funding or FDA-approval of their products. Initially, QuickBooks and other entry-level mid-market solutions are sufficient to manage finance operations and inventory but once ...
Continue readingSage 500 End of Life: 2022 Update
Sage 500 continues to deliver a stable user experience for existing clients. Although the underlying technology has aged and significant enhancements are unlikely, clients have not been forced to migrate. Technology has rapidly transformed how ...
Continue readingWhat's New in Sage FAS 2022?
With the recent release of Sage Fixed Assets Version 2022.0, the currently supported versions are Sage Fixed Assets 2019.1 to 2022.0. Read on for changes in the new release.
Continue readingTop 10 Takeaways from Sage Sessions 2021
Two weeks ago, hundreds of clients, marketplace partners, business partners, and Sage executives gathered in Orlando for dedicated learning about Sage X3. Here is a list of my top 10 favorite things from Sage Sessions.
Continue readingWhat's New in Sage CRM 2021 R2
Sage CRM 2021 R2 is now available. Let's take a look at some of the new features and enhanced capabilities added in this latest software release.
Continue readingIn Pharma, Success Starts with Inventory Management
Many Pharmaceutical and Nutraceutical companies are facing rapid expansion with experts predicting that the industry will continue to grow to $1.5 trillion by 2023. Consumer buying habits point to increased demand for nutritional supplements, ...
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