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Articles written by Porter
Save Costs on Your Manufacturing and E-Commerce Through Integration
By Porter Jeppson — If your business does manufacturing and e-commerce (believe it or not, that’s more common than you might think), you really should have those platforms communicating with each other. On top of having a unified business system environment, there are many benefits that come on top of that. Having a single point […]
BME – Batch (Process Manufacturing) Master Software: Considerations for In-House Implementation
By Porter Jeppson — If you’ve found your way to this page, you’re likely looking to implement BME – Batch (Process Manufacturing) Master Software in your business on your own (whatever your reasons may be…). Before you fully commit to that plan, you might want to consider some factors that can limit your success if […]
Get the Most Out of Salesforce
By Porter Jeppson — Salesforce is one of the most well known and possibly widely used CRM technologies out there, and for a good reason. It is user friendly, cloud-based, and extremely flexible. The out of the box solution does great things, but for many, it just isn’t enough. Many of the companies we talk […]
Avoid Stress from Change with a Proper Guide
By Porter Jeppson — I’ve had the principles of proper learning and the role of training in successful learning on my mind quite heavily the past few days. I have a wonderful little boy who is turning two soon. He is learning to talk, what sounds animals make, how to sleep in his brand new […]
Ransomware: Have A Backup Plan
By Porter Jeppson — I’ve seen too many stories about ransomware recently. Ransomware has been around for a while, it isn’t a new phenomenon. However, it seems that not enough companies have properly prepared for a ransomware attack. Ransomware is a highly malicious form of malware that encrypts your files to be unusable, unless you […]
COVID-19 and the Effect It Had On Supply Chain
By Porter Jeppson — While I have been involved in supply chain management through data analysis and reporting, I still think it is more complicated than many people understand. It can definitely be far more delicate than most people understand. Interruptions on one aspect of a supply chain can be manageable, but what happens when […]