Social Media is Not a Vocation

I think we all have become a bit wrapped up in the world of social media both within our personal and working lives, myself included. What is now becoming apparent is that some people are now completely dependent on it and have come to view "Social Media" as a vocation in itself. They appear to hold it the same esteem as "Marketing" in terms of it being a distinct occupation.

Although an outlook of my own it is obviously not exclusively my contemplation.

Social Media is Not a Vocation

Social Media as a tool continues to grow in importance. Not utilising it as a marketing tool suggests complacency, neglect and lack of foresight on the part of a business.
On a daily basis we are updated as consumers and those more closely interest in the exploitation of it. To ignore the teachings of the most insightful and practices of the world largest companies seems imprudent and frankly ludicrous.

Businesses need to assess their own needs and the relative opportunities, make use of the most pertinant tools in a distinctive manner whilst at the same time making a concerted effort not to become bogged down and consumed entirely by it.

Social Media is a now a fundamental element of the marketing mix though not to the detriment of the other components. It's developing and progressing at a rapid pace and businesses need to remain poised and ready for the the next wave of activity!

SAP Business One, Customisation without the Pitfalls

At IIS we understand and are committed to providing tailored solutions to meet the diverse busienss needs of organisations in a vast array of industries. Customisation of ERP solutions bears even more precedence for SME's as their unique requirements can be even more diverse, limited or specialised than larger organisations. Customisation allows for a smoother transistion between old and new processes and ultimately ensures a better fit between the ERP system and the end user.

Customisation by its nature suggests time delays and more money having to be spent. With ERP systems it also inherently implies these issues having to be dealt with incessantly in relation to both the maintenance and updating of the system.

"SAP Business One is one of the most versatile SME packages available on the market today. The software provides a complete solution to many lines of business. One of the key advantages of the product is its seemingly endless capacity for customisation to suit (almost) every need. This catalog is designed to aid persons who sell, implement, customise and use SAP Business One. You will find precise descriptions of otherwise lesser known functionalities with examples of how to apply them, detailed instructions on how to set up specific business processes, workarounds for presently unavailable features and much more. The content is derived from business consulting requests from partners to SAP and relates to the currently supported versions of SAP Business One (2007 and 8.80). All future content will relate to version 8.8x and future versions only. Content based solely on SAP Business One 2007 can be accessed in the EoP Wiki until the version goes out of maintenance.The articles are real life answers to real life questions!"

Learn more at :http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/index?rid=/webcontent/uuid/2015042b-e6bf-2c10-88bc-f52b878d2895

Intelligent Essentials have been developed by IIS to compliment and build upon what is already available from the SAP Business One platform. These standardised enhancements provide one single add on which can be attuned to cater for your distinct business needs. Adaptation of software has never been so easy with the enhancements conveniently having the capability to be turned on or off according to the businesses individual needs.

To find out more visit our website: http://www.iisystems.net/

Focusing on the upside of customisation; overcoming the obstacles!