"How Financial Institutions can Leverage Technology for Competitive Advantage?"

By: Jedox

The most flexible Business Intelligence (BI) platform, QlikView, allows its users to gain valuable insights by understanding the fine line between the relevant data and the redundant data. It stimulates unrestricted analysis of application data, thus helping users make timely and accurate decisions. If you are already aware of the above mentioned BI platform, then here’s an investment solution that would add on to the values of your Qlik investment. This white paper reveals the concealed facet of the same BI tool that could be coherently integrated with an extension facilitating freedom and flexibility for everyone in the company, in terms of analyzing planning data. This QlikView white paper unfolds how you can enhance your Qlik system with data capture and write-back to the database as well as specific planning functionality such as easy top-down planning and driver-based bottom-up planning, unifying Business Intelligence (BI) with Corporate Performance Management (CPM).

By: Kenandy

The vast majority of companies start out by using QuickBooks as their first accounting product. Most of the organizations gradually implement various workarounds, as the pain points of relying on a tool designed for small businesses increases. A growing manufacturing company requires capabilities that go beyond entry-level accounting products augmented with add-ons. Here, the next logical step is an ERP solution. Moving your company to cloud-based ERP enables more efficient and effective business operations. This white paper provides insights on how you can leverage a cloud ERP to compete in today’s competitive environment and explore how a manufacturing business, like yours, deliver products to market more efficiently. It highlights: ERP—the next logical step after QuickBooks Advantages of cloud ERP over on-premise systems What it looks like when you move up to cloud ERP How to eliminate large upfront investment with cloud ERP