Picture this. Your delivery team goes to drop off an order at a customer location. In a casual chat, the customer asks if there is still more stock available. They confirm that there is. Well, there was stock available when they left the warehouse. The client is excited and sends an email with another order. Sales relay the order to accounts to prepare the invoice, not knowing that the customer hasn’t even processed payments for the order that was just delivered.

Before you pop a vein in an effort to comply with POPIA, here’s a crucial question. Do you own your business data? Or, is your data being held, hostage. You’d assume that your data belongs to you. However, on that day when you didn’t finish reading the T’s and C’s and just clicked “accept” when you signed in to your software, you might have missed the fine print regarding data ownership. You’d be surprised how many SaaS end-user agreements grant you the right to use software, and not necessarily ownership of the data you input into the software. Who’s data is it anyway?

How many slips are slipping away since your team has been working remotely? Expense reporting was already a painful process while everyone was at the office. It may have gotten worse when teams went remote. However, this need not be the case. In this guide, we discuss cloud-based mobile expense reporting for a remote workforce.

Would you consult a soccer coach for swimming lessons? Would you ask your dentist about the pain in your toe? Like many things in the world, it is always better to consult an expert to find specific solutions to your unique problems. The same applies in business. Every industry has unique industry-specific requirements and challenges. In this guide, we discuss why you should choose industry-specific business management solutions.