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GDPR in hand
According to statistics from Finland, only 40% of the mid-sized companies have a clue what to do when GDPR hits the fan. And smaller ones even less. So in 6 months' time, there'll be some hassle around this issue. I’m no legal expert in the matter, but I've heard the basic principles on how GDPR will hit the companies. And as there are some serious monetary punishments in play, it seems that at least 40% are interested in staying on the safe side.
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Handling expenses on a business trip
I was recently on a business trip abroad. You might have heard the story before — even experienced it yourself.
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EU Data Protection (GDPR) and encryption
The EU Data protection act (GDPR) regulates the responsibilities of organizations that collect, hold, and process data related to individuals. Many companies use Next as an important component in their infrastructure for handling such data. That is why we collect and share knowledge on the practical implications of implementing GDPR when using Next.
One of the themes often mentioned in connection with GDPR is encryption, as encryption is considered one of the possible measures to protect sensitive data.
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BPMN is great, but no silver bullet. Tap into 30 years of experience
We haven't done BPMN for 30 years. Not Business Process Model and Notation, as defined by the Object Management Group. But we have done business process optimization for that long.
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Performance powers processes
In a recent proof of concept — for one of the top 10 third-party logistics companies — we were challenged on the performance of Multi Support® Next.
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Running multiple Nexts for test or training
Every day I hear about companies that rely on their Next solution for business critical processes. Shut down Next, and within minutes no one has anything meaningful to do — expect talking to annoyed customers, partners, and suppliers, who have absolutely no understanding of why they can not get the services they have become accustomed to.
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5 reasons you should look into Next Invoices if you consider a new ERP
“We are moving to SAP, NAV, AX, or something else in 6, 12, or 24 months.”
Congratulations! You just identified the best possible time to introduce a new Invoice processing solution. As with Husqvarna, having an external invoice processing solution in place will ease the transition. And save you loads of money.
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Easy searches and complex data entry in Next
Next Forms lets us customize your Next solution using the technology used for Next core product development. More features, easier implementation, and no upgrade lock-in.
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Where is invoice processing heading these days?
The Egyptians did it, the Greeks did it, the Romans did it, and today everybody does it — trade in credit. Order goods, receive goods, receive an invoice, and pay the invoice in due time. We strive to become more efficient in the process. Strive to save money.
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Next eats up your Windows memory – and is proud of it!
Your Windows server is running low on memory. 0 Mb free physical memory! Time to panic? Absolutely not – read on to learn why. But only if you truly enjoy the nitty-gritty details of memory management.
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