Implementing Inventory Fixes in Visual ERP
March 30, 2018
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They say “you learn from experience”. Then in school you are taught that “you shouldn’t copy some one else’s answers”. Well now that we are
Author: Kim Worrall
Happy Family Day in Visual ERP
February 20, 2018
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Monday was Family Day in Canada. And it was a holiday. Who doesn’t love a holiday? Our family gets together to share a meal, do
Happy New Year Visual ERP Users!!
January 2, 2018
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It is 2018. Hard to believe. Every year at this time, people make resolutions. Many of which…. they do not keep. I know it. I
Do you need a sledgehammer or a laser in Visual ERP?
December 22, 2017
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A client recently emailed telling me that they had run Visual ERP Recalculate WIP Balance function on their entire database and it took the good
How is INFOR Visual ERP like “The Voice”?
November 30, 2017
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VOTE……… I love watching The Voice. The talent, the positive attitudes of the coaches and the host, Carson Daly’s excitement when a chair gets turned.
Are you Out of Control with Visual ERP?
October 27, 2017
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Many times, I get on my soapbox with my clients, ranting that they should never make General Journal Entries to CONTROL accounts in Visual ERP.
What’s Your Trail Name?
September 15, 2017
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Can you imagine walking 2,190 miles in 107 days? Hard to imagine but that is what our nephew, Troy Galyon, did as he completed the
Landed Costs for Dummies or Things I Didn’t know about Cross Border Business
August 29, 2017
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I have recently been introduced a to book “Landed Costs for Dummies” by Avalara. I have to admit it is an eye opener. Wanted to
Over the Moon with Visual ERP
July 4, 2017
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“I am over the moon.” That was the response from one of my clients when I showed him the Visual ERP Preference settings. Some of
What does the Appalachian Trail have to do with Visual Focus?
June 5, 2017
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Our nephew, Troy, recently graduated from university. Rather than getting a job in his career choice of economics, he determined another path. He decided to hike the