by Brian Dunn | Jun 27, 2019 | Intuitive Manufacturing Software, M2M Manufacturing Software, Sales Tax, Tips & Tricks
The Landscape for Manufacturing Sales Tax Is Changing – Are You Prepared to Keep Up? It’s tough to get all the details of manufacturing sales tax right. You have 1000s of SKUs that have different taxability rules from state to state, you have too many exemption...
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by Brian Dunn | Oct 10, 2018 | Intuitive Manufacturing Software, M2M Manufacturing Software
Ease Your Purchase Order Management Tasks with PeopleSense As a manufacturer or distributor, you know how hard it can be to stay on top of your purchase orders. Between endless phone calls, emails, document updates, faxes, and — let’s face it — supplier babysitting,...
by Brian Dunn | Feb 9, 2018 | Business Intelligence, Intuitive Manufacturing Software, M2M Manufacturing Software
PeopleSense Analytics Powered by Portus Makes ERP’s Big Data Manageable In our current Age of Big Data, analytics software is no longer an option, it’s a competitive necessity. Companies wanting to stay ahead of their competitors must have the ability to pivot on a...
by Brian Dunn | Dec 12, 2016 | Business Collaboration, Business Intelligence, Intuitive Manufacturing Software, M2M Manufacturing Software
Millennials Don’t Like Manufacturing… and That’s a Problem for the Whole Industry America’s manufacturing industry continues to be central to our overall economy, comprising 12% of the GDP, but the industry is facing a looming workforce...
by Brian Dunn | Sep 20, 2016 | M2M Manufacturing Software
On Demand Manufacturers Deserve Dynamic Business Management Software Manufacturing has returned to some Old World, pre-industrial traditions in its adoption of 21st century technology. More small and mid-sized companies are able to keep overhead low and...
