WHITE PAPER - For businesses running SAP solutions, manual processing of customer order and billing documents limits their ability to improve order-to-cash performance. Learn about technology that reduces processing time, costs, and DSO while maintaining accuracy.
Posted: October 1, 2008 | Published: September 30, 2008


Topics:  Cost Benefit Analysis | Document Management | Order Management Systems | Sales Force Automation | Sales Orders | SAP (Product) | Workflow Software

WHITE PAPER - This report focuses on the market events that impact demand. It explains the six market event categories that cannot be controlled but can be effectively managed if the right processes and technologies are in place.
Posted: September 18, 2008 | Published: September 18, 2008


Topics:  Best Practices | Consumer Market | Demand Chains | Inventory Management | Market Research | Network Management | Order Management Systems | PLM | Product Management | Supply Chain Management

WHITE PAPER - This whitepaper explores the pursuit of the perfect order and implementing a multienterprise business process platform. Learn how to come as close as possible to attaining the ultimate goal through increased visibility via business process automation.
Posted: September 4, 2008 | Published: September 4, 2008


Topics:  Business Process Management | Customer Satisfaction | Indexing (Information Management) | Manufacturing | Order Management Systems | ROI | Supply Chain Management

WHITE PAPER - Misconceptions about RFID, one of the fastest growing technologies in businesses today, can discourage organizations from taking advantage of it. Read this white paper to find out the truth behind RFID and how to benefit.
Posted: March 9, 2007 | Published: January 1, 2006


Topics:  Consumer Packaged Goods Industry | Data Synchronization | Electronic Product Codes | Inventory Management | Order Management Systems | Regulatory Compliance | Retail Trade Industry | RFID | Supply Chain Integration | Supply Chain Management

WHITE PAPER - This paper presents the buyside with a framework that offers a vision for the trading platforms. This framework explains why the future of trading belongs to independent broker-neutral systems supplied by software firms rather than sellside brokers.
Posted: February 2, 2007 | Published: January 1, 2007


Topics:  Electronic Funds Transfer | Electronic Marketplace | Financial Applications Software | Financial Transaction Processing | Investments | Online Trading (Securities) | Order Management Systems | Portfolio Management (Finance) | Regulatory Compliance | Securities Industry