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When quoting slows sales and drains hours, who can businesses trust to simplify complexity instantly?
Spreadsheets have long supported business operations, but are they now holding you back? From data entry errors to scalability issues, traditional spreadsheets are showing their age. As automation and integrated tools like CPQ solutions rise, how can these modern alternatives streamline your processes, boost accuracy, and drive growth?
Implementing a cloud CPQ system streamlines quoting, reduces errors, enhances customer satisfaction, and drives competitive advantage for businesses.
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When inefficiencies started leading to supply chain disruptions for Kendermar, they needed a solution. So who did they turn to?
After two years of searching, Bene Footwear found their perfect solution. But what made it all worth the wait?
As Xero's countdown to their June "switch off" (forever) of WorkflowMax, Tidy continues to work with WFM users who have decided that TidyWork is the proven, trusted, replacement.
In the Bay of Plenty region, amidst New Zealand's sea-swept east coast, lie two organisations with a shared mission.
CEO Kevin Mann and the Tidy team are aiming to climb higher this year along with their customers and partners. We talked to Kevin about how this company is moving upwards
Tidy, a New Zealand based Xero Add-On Partner that provides project, job and inventory management solutions has recently opened their European HQ in the city.
Tidy just released their new website and a new partner programme. XU Magazine asks Kevin Mann, CEO of Tidy International for more details and if there are any new
When it comes to winning and managing profitable work, small and medium enterprises have the same challenges as the largest enterprises.
A company is more likely to succeed (11% more in the UK) if it does business abroad. We ask three different businesses about the opportunities offered by international trade.
What does the future have in store? A question that has probably been asked more times than anyone can count over the last 18 months. And one that seems to have a different answer every day. In the final article for the month of October, we share our thoughts on the future of automation and whether it is sustainable.
It's no secret that things aren't the way they once were. The last 18 months have seen changes even the wildest of dreamers couldn't have predicted. To paraphrase the Fresh Price Will Smith, “…life got flipped turned upside down…” and it seems like it's going to stay that way. The second article in our November series takes a look at how COVID-19 has changed the current work environment.
"Working 9 to 5, what a way to make a living". Or is it? Maybe it was back in 1980 when Dolly Parton released the song, but work has changed considerably since then and it will always continue to change. Our first article for November takes a look at the history of work and how it's changed over the years.
What does a greater flexibility, better work-life balance and increased productivity have to do with COVID-19? They are just some of the reported benefits introduced into the current working environment with remote work. In our third article for November, we discuss what the work environment will look like post-COVID-19
The future of supply chains will operate in an automated, data-driven environment. Automation has sky-rocketed with increased adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) and robotic process automation (RPA) technologies, and this will continue. In our final article of 2021, we preview what the future of supply chains has in store.
As the world begins to emerge and venture into a post-pandemic future, the attention of business decision makers has turned towards discovering what the future will look like. With all the changes that have occurred, there remains to be a large amount of uncertainty about what the future has in store. In our final article for the month of November, we preview what the future of work may look like.
Inevitably, each New Year brings about a new wave of forward planning ideas. For some, these are the beginning of significant personal changes and improvements. But, for many, their annual New Year resolutions last as long as it took to come up with them. In our first article of 2022, we discuss how to keep those New Year's resolutions goals.
A healthy, predictable supply chain is one of the most important dimensions of profitability in many manufacturing businesses, especially for those of a larger size. In its simplest form, the supply chain can be defined as being... Our first article for the month of December takes a look at the history behind supply chains and how they've developed over the years.
Getting from A to B. A simple concept in theory, but one that has become increasingly complex in the context of the modern-day supply chain. In our second article for the month of December, we take a look at what supply chain sustainability is and why it's important.
Remember the Suez Canal blockage in March 2021? When the 220,000-ton Ever Given vessel grounded global trade to a halt for six days, causing billions worth of goods to be delayed across the globe. Our third article for December discusses the art of creating effective contingency plans.
Although business forward planning itself has no formal definition, it can best be defined as the process of making plans to consider what is likely to happen or be needed in the future. Simply put, business forward planning is making plans for the future in the context of a business. Our second article for the year discusses what business forward planning is and why it's valuable for businesses
The adoption of modern technologies has always been a hotly debated topic amongst industry leaders when they're first introduced to the wider market. Tradition and history are common sticking points in delaying technologies' disruptive abilities. Our first article takes a look at some of the reasons why technological adoption has been so slow in the medical industry.
Tidy joins New Zealand Health IT's mission to enable a healthier New Zealand through world class health and wellbeing led by digital technology.
As Xero's countdown to their June "switch off" (forever) of WorkflowMax, Tidy continues to work with WFM users who have decided that TidyWork is the proven, trusted, replacement.
Life on the road with Tidy Partner David Lloyd of Principality Consulting....
Robert King has gone from accountant to cloud integration consultant with his company Integration Kings. Now achieving significant success as a technology influencer.
Edward Fyvie, Tidy Partner, shares some handy information below on setting up your inventory to obtain the best benefits when using TidyStock.
Edward became an official Partner with Tidy in 2017. This was an integral part of his consultancy business, 5e Management Services, where he offers consultancy services covering, effective strategy, innovation, productivity and sales, marketing and analysis advisory, and board advisory.
This month we switch to a not so interesting but necessary and important accounting topic, the dreaded Work in Progress (WIP). This article will show how WIP can be easy and more importantly, very useful. WIP in a project environment can be messy, difficult, and time-consuming to nail down, however once set up will produce great results.
Tidy Partner, Edward Fyvie, shares his ‘Top Tips' for running a successful project.
When inefficiencies started leading to supply chain disruptions for Kendermar, they needed a solution. So who did they turn to?
After two years of searching, Bene Footwear found their perfect solution. But what made it all worth the wait?
Superdream is a full service creative consulting agency where over 50 specialists combine their skills of PR, advertising, digital, social and creative to give their customers a larger share of the future.
How different businesses have reacted to COVID-19 challenges and how the values they've demonstrated will help ensure future success.
Nestled in the heart of Te Puke, New Zealand, Fraser Gear Limited is a company that has been making waves in the Kiwifruit industry since its inception in 2000. The company has come a long way from its humble beginnings in a shed on an orchard.
Implementing a cloud CPQ system streamlines quoting, reduces errors, enhances customer satisfaction, and drives competitive advantage for businesses.
When inefficiencies started leading to supply chain disruptions for Kendermar, they needed a solution. So who did they turn to?
As Xero's countdown to their June "switch off" (forever) of WorkflowMax, Tidy continues to work with WFM users who have decided that TidyWork is the proven, trusted, replacement.
In the Bay of Plenty region, amidst New Zealand's sea-swept east coast, lie two organisations with a shared mission.
CEO Kevin Mann and the Tidy team are aiming to climb higher this year along with their customers and partners. We talked to Kevin about how this company is moving upwards
Tidy, a New Zealand based Xero Add-On Partner that provides project, job and inventory management solutions has recently opened their European HQ in the city.
Tidy just released their new website and a new partner programme. XU Magazine asks Kevin Mann, CEO of Tidy International for more details and if there are any new
When it comes to winning and managing profitable work, small and medium enterprises have the same challenges as the largest enterprises.
A company is more likely to succeed (11% more in the UK) if it does business abroad. We ask three different businesses about the opportunities offered by international trade.
Accurately knowing the value, availability and flow of stock is key to staying in control of your inventory and can make or break a business; your customer reputation and profitability.
Pure cloud software continues to rapidly replace outdated on-premise and hosted applications. Gartner Research Vice President Milind Govekar, has said that as soon as 2019,
Robert King has gone from accountant to cloud integration consultant with his company Integration Kings. Now achieving significant success as a technology influencer.
