Popeye’s Supplements – A Point Of Sale System Success Story
When Popeye’s Supplements found out that their retail system was being discontinued by the developer, they began a two-year journey to find a replacement solution. After evaluating more than 10 POS systems, Popeye’s Supplements chose MyPOS Connect.
MYPOS CONNECT: Overview of Features
More than a decade ago we saw the potential for a POS system that was seamlessly connected to the Cloud. So we re-engineered our Client-Server POS solution using Microsoft’s .NET development platform, because of its superior ability to leverage Cloud servers without having to write an app that runs from an Internet browser. In 2009 we released our first Cloud-enabled version of MyPOS Connect, and we’ve been developing on that foundation ever since.
What makes MyPOS Connect unique is that, although your corporate database is in the Cloud, the software application resides on each workstation or device, along with a scaled-down local copy of the database. So you get a crisply responsive user experience, just like an on-premise application would give you, but you’re working with real-time data that is securely accessible from anywhere, at any time.
Eliminating Stockouts – An Inventory Planning Primer
With the advent of online sales digging deeper into retailers’ pockets, it is more important than ever for independent retailers to eliminate lost sales that occur as a result of stockouts.
According to a study in May 2018 by retail research organization IHL Group, customers of department stores and specialty retail shops experience a stockout 1 in 4 shopping trips. They estimate that stockouts are costing North American retailers more than $47B a year in sales! And where are these sales going? To Amazon, where else? IHL states that nearly 24% of Amazon’s North American retail revenue can be attributed to consumers who first tried to buy the product at a local store but couldn’t find it on the shelves.
5 Ways Errors Slip into Your Salesforce Production Environment – And How to Avoid Them
Salesforce is a double-edged sword. On one hand, its level of usability and ease of customization have allowed teams to modify the CRM to fit their exact needs. On the other, changes made by citizen developers can have unanticipated downstream effects that surface as defects in your production environment, bringing productivity and progress to a halt.
Read this white paper to learn:
- 5 common ways errors slip into production.
- How to spot potential points of failure before changes are deployed.
- How test automation can minimize risk and ensure that new releases do not impact your existing org.
Minimize Salesforce Bugs and Maximize ROI
Salesforce is designed to democratize innovation by empowering users to generate their own customizations through its low-code platform. Without a doubt, Salesforce is an intricate and vital piece of your organization’s digital modernization puzzle, as it’s connected to many of your critical business apps through backend flows.
Salesforce makes its platform as easy to maintain as possible. The company thoroughly tests its three yearly releases, but it’s up to customers to verify that their customizations, integrations, and applications built on the Salesforce platform work as intended.
Gain 1 Day of Productivity. Every Week. For Everyone
Everyone is working hybrid these days, so you might think it must be a successful model for any business. But is it?
Here at deskbird, we believe that the simple introduction of a flexible work model does not equal its success. Quite the opposite: bad implementation of the hybrid work model leads to worse performance and unhappier employees. At the same time, successful hybrid work models can generate up to a day of productivity per week for each employee, increase happiness, and foster talent retention. But how?
Creating Hybrid Work Models for Success
As the world of work continues to evolve with the times, we are seeing more tech companies becoming increasingly flexible in the way they organize work in their offices. This allows these organizations to attract the best talent by casting a global net for prospective employees and providing flexible benefits. In the past 3 years, we have seen companies around the world opt for a mix of remote and in-office work, allowing employees to choose when and where they want to work.
This flexible way of working has already been adopted by some of the world's biggest tech companies, who are pioneering the hybrid work model and exemplifying its success. In this paper, we will explore the current state of hybrid work, the different models being adopted, and how companies around the world are responding to the ever-changing working model.
Work Like It’s 2022
In the vast sea of possibilities, our BIRD-Framework is here to guide your way to a successful hybrid work model. The framework lets decision makers plan and structure their hybrid workplace with a hands-on mentality, providing a practical step-by-step guide with examples, tools and useful insights. It can be seen as a handbook for a well thought-through approach to hybrid that can be adapted to the specific circumstances and context of each company.
Download the playbook and get top insights on:
- Hybrid work vision building
- Appropriate flexible model choice
- Company culture and leadership
- Gamechanger tools and advice
- ... and much more!
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4 Types of Analytics Solutions & What They Mean for SaaS
You’re constantly making decisions that have long-term effects on your company and your products. One of the biggest decisions facing SaaS companies is how to effectively implement the right type of analytics solution for your products.
Analytics is easily one of the most under-estimated features in most product roadmaps, and I’ve been watching companies for 20 years struggle to get off the ground with their developments. There are so many choices for analytics and here I outline four distinct types of solutions that can help guide you in choosing the best type for your product.
What Is Infused Analytics For SaaS Companies?
In the SaaS world today, competition is fierce. Competition isn’t just about acquiring new customers, but also new partners and investors. SaaS founders know they need to stand out from the pack. But how and where do they create the most value and differentiation?
SaaS companies get their start in many ways. Often founders start with an industry or service that is familiar to them where they know a gap exists and then create a new software company to solve that problem. You see this in many verticals such as legal software, restaurant management, and real estate. SaaS companies exist to create solutions specifically for those industries, and their teams often know those industries inside and out.
However, a common thread within SaaS companies that specialize, is that every company’s customers expect their software provider to also be an expert at analytics, and unfortunately that simply is not the case. That’s where Infused Analytics for SaaS Companies comes in.
Wisdom of Crowds® Business Intelligence Market Study
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DoorDash Gift Card
See a demo of Qrvey, the embedded analytics platform for SaaS providers, and you can qualify for a FREE $50 DoorDash Gift Card as our way of saying thanks!
4 Types of Analytics Solutions & What They Mean for SaaS
You’re constantly making decisions that have long-term effects on your company and your products. One of the biggest decisions facing SaaS companies is how to effectively implement the right type of analytics solution for your products.
Analytics is easily one of the most under-estimated features in most product roadmaps, and I’ve been watching companies for 20 years struggle to get off the ground with their developments. There are so many choices for analytics and here I outline four distinct types of solutions that can help guide you in choosing the best type for your product.
What Is Infused Analytics For SaaS Companies?
In the SaaS world today, competition is fierce. Competition isn’t just about acquiring new customers, but also new partners and investors. SaaS founders know they need to stand out from the pack. But how and where do they create the most value and differentiation?
SaaS companies get their start in many ways. Often founders start with an industry or service that is familiar to them where they know a gap exists and then create a new software company to solve that problem. You see this in many verticals such as legal software, restaurant management, and real estate. SaaS companies exist to create solutions specifically for those industries, and their teams often know those industries inside and out.
However, a common thread within SaaS companies that specialize, is that every company’s customers expect their software provider to also be an expert at analytics, and unfortunately that simply is not the case. That’s where Infused Analytics for SaaS Companies comes in.