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The Platform as a business model has proven successful for some of the world's largest brands such as; Uber, Airbnb, TradeMe, Facebook and Instagram. But what is a Platform Business Model and why should you care?

EDI or Electronic Data Interchange is the term commonly used to describe the transfer of digital data from one ERP (accounting) solution to another. EDI is actually a decades old term which related to a strict format and protocol for sending digital data. The business world has become a lot more...

Antares Restaurant Group (the exclusive franchisee for Burger King in NZ) are on a mission to get more of their business processes and documents digital with the aim to improve efficiency and productivity across their business. After seeing a demo of DX2 a few months ago, Steve Browning, CFO, liked...

Many companies are moving quickly to adopt accounts payable or P2P solutions so they can digitise their purchase order, payables invoices and approval processes. This is good, it's often the first step for organisations seeking to be more digital. As a decision maker, however, you should also be...

We hear it all the time from our clients.... they are still processing hundreds, some times thousands of invoices, or sales orders. Some of our clients still have manual purchase order books. I was even talking to a client the other day that was still receiving orders via fax! 

If you're currently considering software solutions to digitise your finance and/or sales processes, consider these essential key elements. 

Even before the Covid-19 pandemic took hold and changed the way retail businesses work, eCommerce was growing. According to the 2019 NZ Post eCommerce Review, online sales in New Zealand grew by 16% in 2018, while traditional retail sales saw only a 3% increase.

Organisations are currently scrambling to work out the most effective ways of enabling their employees to work from home (WFH) and still be productive. It's clear that if companies have the right technology in place, there is no reason why staff can’t work as effectively (or even more effectively)...

Today's technology means that even when businesses are forced to close their doors, some can open new, virtual ones by setting their employees up to work from home (WFH). When New Zealand went to Level 4 on March 26, the population was locked down and home offices became a reality.