by Brian Terrell
The construction industry seems to be booming in the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, so I was surprised to recently hear of a young man in Dallas having trouble finding a job working 40 hours per week in that industry. As I considered the situation, I realized that many companies may be lowering the number of hours available to employees, and this could be an unintended consequence o...

by Brian Terrell
I value the insightsDavid Furth provides. David is President and Co-founder of Leap The Pond, an excellent value-added Intacct reseller. He is committed to helping SMB businesses grow.
In a recent post, David explains that SMBs wanting to thrive – and not just survive - need to establish an employee-first culture. They also need to ensure real-time financial performance visi...

Yes, we’ve all been using spreadsheets for years (some of us, for decades now…) for simple what-if scenarios, for profit/loss statements, for reconciling bank statements, even for complex risk-analyses.
While some industry pundits are extoling the virtues of a “spreadsheet-free&rdquo...

by Brian Terrell

Recently, I spoke to a large group of Intacct value-added resellers gathered at the Intacct Business Building Conference. I introduced several products that BTerrell and our CodePartners division developed to help Intacct client companies automate key business processes in HR, treasury, invoicing, and salesforce compensation. The conference was hugely successful, and I enjo...

by Michelle Tanner
Derek Du is one of our lead software developers. We thought it would be helpful to get some insight from him on his job and how he approaches each project to ensure success of the application and the happiness of the client.

1.  As a client manager and software development engineer, what is your favorite part of your job?

I like the opportunity to work on a variety...

by Brian Terrell

In a previous post, I explained four reasons why, in my opinion, Intacct offers such a great fit for companies that develop and deliver software as a service. With nearly 25 years of helping clients select and maintain financial software solutions, I understand the importance of connecting a company’s unique needs and qualities with technology to improve the...

by Emma Tsai

Here are some of my favorite articles:

1.       The Beauty of Software Testing

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/20140928152241-2293107-the-beauty-of-software-testing?trk=cha-feed-art-title-5806474024590520328
Too often if the project is late our hurry-up-and-learn or agile methods are employed. Testing is one of those efforts where corners are cut. Ho...

by Brian Terrell
Recently, I stumbled across a blog article on SaaS pricing authored by Leo Widrich, the Chief Marketing Officer of Buffer. Buffer provides social media automation by helping companies large and small schedule and measure social content publishing. In the case of Twitter, Buffer allows a social media poster to spend a short amount of time creating enough tweets to publish over...

by Emma Tsai

Occasionally , a client asks us why the registration screen of our Sage components (such as National Account Change and Employee Number Change) keeps popping up after they are successfully installed on the server.    

The registration screen pops up only when the program cannot find the registration file. If this happens to you, try this:

1.   ...

by Emma Tsai

Here are some of my favorite articles I found this past week:

Four Customer Experience Secrets for Subscription-based Businesses

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/four-customer-experience-secrets-subscription-based-jacob-wobbrock?trk=cha-feed-art-title-207

Reducing customer churn is key to building a healthy subscription-based business. The article gives four secrets to reducing ...