Category: Data & integrations
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The risks of making decisions on inconsistent data
Read article →: The risks of making decisions on inconsistent dataTwo reports, two revenue figures. Sales works from one, finance from the other, and the meeting ends up debating which version is correct instead of the decision on the table. That is…
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What a data synchronisation error really costs per year
Read article →: What a data synchronisation error really costs per yearSearch for the average yearly cost of a data synchronisation error and you mostly find figures that are not based on anything. A reliable average does not exist: the damage depends on…
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Every manual data transfer leaves room for error
Read article →: Every manual data transfer leaves room for errorTyping an order from the inbox into the ERP system. Copying customer details from the CRM into the invoicing package. An export to Excel that gets reimported every Friday afternoon. Almost every…
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An outdated integration is a data breach waiting to happen
Read article →: An outdated integration is a data breach waiting to happenYour CRM, your webshop, your accounting package and your customer portal are linked by integrations that were set up with care at some point and never looked at again. They do their…
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Systems that don’t talk to each other cost more than time
Read article →: Systems that don’t talk to each other cost more than timeAn order comes in through the webshop. Someone types it into the ERP system, adds the customer details to the CRM and emails the warehouse a list. Three systems, zero connections, and…
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Copying data by hand costs more than the hours you can see
Read article →: Copying data by hand costs more than the hours you can seeIn almost every organisation, someone sits between two systems. Orders from the webshop get typed into the accounts package by hand, customer details get copied across via an Excel export, and every…
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