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One thing is undeniable – technology has been the saviour of the day . As soon as the lockdown began, millions of people got connected with the help of Messaging and Video conferencing tools like Zoom, Slack, Webex, GotoMeeting, MS Teams etc. Satya Nadella, the CEO of Microsoft stated “We’ve seen two years’ worth of digital transformation in two months” . What does this say ?

The GST Council has approved B2B E-invoicing in a phased manner from Jan 2020. From 1st April 2020, this is mandatory for companies with a turnover exceeding Rs 100 Crore and optional for those below Rs 100 Crore.

Your business software holds an important key to your organisations productivity. Efficient usage of your software can result in avoidance of duplication of work, promote efficiency and enhance teamwork to make your employees and customers happier in working with/ dealing with you.

In the B2C (Business to Customer) space, many customers are now adept at placing orders on portals like Amazon. But its seen that in case of B2B (Business to Business) transactions, many SME Manufacturers and Distributors do not use this technology and continue to take orders and communicate thru emails and What’s App messages which are highly inefficient and prone to errors

For decades ERP had been only for large enterprises with huge budgets. On this MSME day 2019, [email protected] is pleased to announce the launch of it’s offering SMERP – Small and Medium Enterprise Resource Planning software – that helps SME’s get the best ERP’s at affordable prices

One integrated business software (usually termed as ERP) can run your entire manufacturing operations. However, ERP has been historically known to be costly and hence only used by large organisations . Small businesses have had to rely on cumbersome spreadsheets and disconnected applications that hamper their growth.

One integrated business software (usually termed as ERP) can run your entire manufacturing operations. However, ERP has been historically known to be costly and hence only used by large organisations . Small businesses have had to rely on cumbersome spreadsheets and disconnected applications that hamper their growth

Large organisations have always used ERP’s or Integrated business apps to run their business. However, small and medium businesses continue to use outdated or disconnected applications to run their business since ERP’s have been costly. In fact many do not use software and just use spreadsheets