From robust inventory control to web store & EDI capabilities, an inventory system for small business should have 7 essential features to help manage daily operations, control inventory, serve customers, and make better decisions. A business is considered “small” when they employ fewer than 500 employees. But don’t let the label fool you, according to…continue reading
What are OMS Systems and Why Do You Need One?
Shopping, whether in a store or online, is often a trying experience that can leave you feeling frustrated and irritated by the time it’s over. Most of the time, negative shopping experiences are generally not related to the store or the employees themselves, but for our own, more personal reasons. But the moment a negative…continue reading
What makes the best inventory program for small business?
A small business is an independent business with fewer than 500 employees, as defined by The U.S. Small Business Administration Office of Advocacy. Companies that fall within that size spectrum run into obstacles and have pain points that differ from larger organizations, therefore they do not need inventory software with complex capabilities and price tags in the…continue reading
5 inventory tools to help with inventory control and management
With the right inventory tools, small and mid-sized businesses can effectively manage their inventory Inventory management continues to play a critical role in the success of an organization. However, because of the domino effect businesses have on the overall economy, recently “unsold inventory created a big drag on the economy”. According to NRF Chief Executive…continue reading
How to manage inventory effectively: 5 components of successful inventory management
As a small business, you may feel you don’t have the right resources or enough time to manage inventory. However, with these five practices, you can ensure efficient inventory management for your business. My accounting knowledge has been a great complement for my role in implementation of inventory management software. Because I took managerial accounting…continue reading
