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Future ERP

Test new business models, launch in new markets, and lead your company

Everest Systems Achieves SOC 2 Type 2 Compliance: Reinforcing Data Security Commitment for SaaS Customers

Everest Systems Achieves SOC 2 Type 2 Compliance: Reinforcing Data Security Commitment for SaaS Customers

Everest Systems Achieves SOC 2 Type 2 Compliance: Reinforcing Data Security Commitment for SaaS Customers

Everest Systems Achieves SOC 2 Type 2 Compliance: Reinforcing Data Security Commitment for SaaS Customers

Everest Systems Achieves SOC 2 Type 2 Compliance: Reinforcing Data Security Commitment for SaaS Customers

Everest Systems Achieves SOC 2 Type 2 Compliance: Reinforcing Data Security Commitment for SaaS Customers

Everest Systems Achieves SOC 2 Type 2 Compliance: Reinforcing Data Security Commitment for SaaS Customers

Everest Systems Achieves SOC 2 Type 2 Compliance: Reinforcing Data Security Commitment for SaaS Customers

Fintech

What’s the value of a live sandbox? (NetSuite comparison)

Your team buys an ERP. Then, for every $1 you paid for the ERP, you spend an additional $1.50 to $3 on other applications to extend its functionality. Is that good? Is it normal?

Business

How I spend my first 100 days as CFO

I’ve worked for five companies in five industries, and one thing seems universal: Everyone assumes that their processes and systems are a given. That whatever steps they take are necessary, that any software is capturing numbers correctly, and that the finance leadership has a full view. But this is rarely the case.

Transformation

Should you launch a subscription when you sell physical goods?

Pick any two public companies where one primarily sells physical goods and the other sells software. Compare their gross margins. The difference is usually clear.

Insight

My Journey in the ERP Space: From On-Premise to Native AI

I’ve been in the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) space for many years, and I have a story to tell from my personal experiences with ERP and my journey over the years. It all started in the mid-1990s.

Insight

Bridging the Gap Between Budgets and Actuals with Everest

As a former FP&A professional, I know firsthand that one of the biggest challenges in the role is—no surprise—reporting. Month-end reporting? A constant headache. Reporting for strategic planning? Even worse.

Insight

AI will change the world of business applications

In a recent post, my colleague Franz Färber shared some profound thoughts on how drastically AI will change the world of business software applications. See https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/generative-erp-future-business-applications-franz-faerber-rvdbe/?trackingId=TNmKeKuRTUe0DQ7%2Bq6uniw%3D%3D

Insight

The Role of AI Agents in the Future of ERP Systems: Revolutionizing App Development

Satya Nadella recently stirred the tech world with his prediction that SaaS applications, as we know them, may soon become obsolete. He suggested that AI agents could replace the business logic traditionally coded into these applications, reducing the complexity of querying databases and interacting with business systems.

Insight

Generative ERP: The Future of Business Applications

Over 70% of organizations are accelerating their AI adoption, but most struggle to maintain intent, compliance, maintainability, and auditability. This is where Generative ERP shines, offering a new approach to building and managing business applications quickly without losing control.

Insight

Transparency in Transformation: How Everest Sheds Light on Global ERP Accounting

A common refrain that I’ve heard from customers and accountants in the field is that the workings of their ERP are a bit of a mystery to them. Why did the unrealized gain/loss fluctuate so much from last quarter?

Insight

Ditch the Manual Work: Automate Flux Analysis

It’s business day 5 of month 3 in the quarter. I’m down a Senior Accountant, but the show must go on—books must be closed. My team is scrambling to book the final entries, racing to meet tonight’s 10 p.m. deadline. Amid this chaos, one thing I’ve always relied on during month-end close is fluxes: Did we book everything? Did we book it correctly? Does anything look unusual?

Insight

Transforming ERP Systems from Static Records to Dynamic Innovations Using Live Sandboxing Technology

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems have long been regarded as the heart of business operations, ensuring stability, regulatory compliance, and accurate data capture across organizations. Traditionally, these systems have served as systems of record: rigid, heavily controlled, and largely unchanging

Insight

The New Cost Landscape for SaaS Companies: Why Many ERPs Fall Short and What Needs to Change

ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) systems help businesses manage and integrate their core processes, such as finance, supply chain, and human resources. These systems have been around for decades, primarily designed for traditional manufacturing companies. They emphasized physical products, tangible costs, and revenue recognized when goods changed hands.

Insight

Embedded SaaS Metrics Dashboards: A New Standard in ERP for Subscription-Based Businesses

In the SaaS industry, data isn’t just valuable; it’s essential. Metrics like Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR), Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC), Customer Lifetime Value (CLTV), churn rates, and other key performance indicators drive critical decision-making and reflect the overall health of the business.

Insight

Evolving Roles: Why Accountants Are Shifting Away from Tradition

Accounting has long been considered a stable, well-respected profession that offers job security and financial rewards, which is one of the reasons why I chose accounting. Yet, a surprising trend is emerging: many accountants are leaving traditional accounting roles, seeking new career paths and alternative ways to use their skills.

Insight

Sales and Finance: From Friction to Fusion with Everest

The relationship between sales and finance has often been a balancing act, with both sides navigating different priorities to achieve shared goals. Sales teams drive to close deals quickly, introducing complex terms that require manual processes, while accountants work to ensure compliance, profitability, and accurate forecasts.