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6 October 2009

Mobile Sales Innovates the Next Generation of Mobile Workers

Mobile sales innovates the next generation of mobile workers, of whom constitute 900 million, (or 30%) of the global workforce by 2010....

3 February 2009

Microsoft President's Club

Winfosoft named to the 2008 President’s Club for Microsoft Dynamics...

10 January 2009

Lean Roadmap

Author Howard M Thomes introduces Lean Roadmap The Lean leaders Guidebook....

5 January 2009

Winfosoft ISV Solutions utilize SharePoint 2007, Office 2007 and Vista

Winfosoft ISV Solutions utilize SharePoint 2007, Office 2007 and Microsoft Vista...

Mobile Sales Innovates the Next Generation of Mobile Workers

6 October 2009

With nearly 900 Million mobile workers or nearly 30% of total global workforce expecting to be mobile workers by 2010 – Businesses now require intelligent wireless business solutions. For companies that connect their mobile sales solutions with their ERP the benefits are:

· 55% Cost Reduction

· 23% User Productivity Increase

· 14% Administration Staff Productivity

· 8% Increased Revenue

Key Features of Winfosoft’s Mobiles Sales Solution for Microsoft Dynamics AX

· Connected real time or Disconnected off Line Sales Order Processes which are then synchronized with Dynamics AX

· Rule based information loaded on Hand Held Mobile Device based on Sales person, Driver, Route, Day, etc.

· Secured Information

· Route plan listing the order of Delivery or Appointments

· Sales Order Creation

· Optional Sales Order Copy to create a new Sales Order

· Past Sales Order Information

· Rule based Pricing based on Promotions

· Rule based Free Goods calculation and automatic addition to sales order

· Item Sorts based on Selling Trends

· Inventory availability

· Sales Order Confirmation with Optional Print Copy

· Electronic Signature capturing Customers Signature

· Invoicing with Optional Print Copy

· Sales person Quota Management

Microsoft President's Club

3 February 2009

"The 2008 President’s Club for Microsoft Dynamics® program honors a group of top partners whose commitment to customers is reflected in their business performance and high level of sales achievement."

"The 2008 President’s Club for Microsoft Dynamics® program honors partners that have demonstrated on-going dedication to delivering solutions that meet customer needs, using the Microsoft Dynamics line of products."

"The 2008 President’s Club for Microsoft Dynamics® program recognition honors partners that have elevated the standard for delivering the Microsoft Dynamics line of products ."

"The 2008 President’s Club for Microsoft Dynamics® program recognition honors partners that have elevated the standard for delivering the Microsoft Dynamics line of products ."

"A 2008 President’s Club for Microsoft Dynamics® member partner illustrates a partner’s commitment to customer satisfaction and signifies their success in extending the Microsoft Dynamics platform to drive business advantages for their customers, and quality of delivery and support of Microsoft Dynamics products."

Lean Roadmap

10 January 2009

Author Howard M Thomes introduces Lean Roadmap The Lean leaders Guidebook. The book removes the mystery of Lean and defines where to start and what to do in achieving a successful lean design.

Lean Roadmap is the resource that clearly defines in logical building block steps the design of a lean vision for both material flow and information flow throughout your supply chain. Prior to Lean Roadmap, lean design and implementation for the most part addressed equipment arrangement into cells. After all we can see and touch the equipment and the layout practically defines itself. What has been overlooked and all but devoid from lean design is the information flow aspect of lean, how to configure and utilize MRP/ERP business software for a successful lean implementation. Realization of the full benefits of lean cannot be attained until the information flow processes have been designed and implemented. Lean Roadmap introduces a complete, logical and systemic process

Significant breakthroughs in Lean information flow design are defined in and described in detail that enable a business to harness the power of their business software investment in MRP/ERP to manage the business in a Lean environment. The book details how to design a simple supply chain design and management process consisting of three primary building blocks,

The revolutionary and breakthrough building block processes described in information flow Part V, are currently being utilized in manufacturing environments with ease and success. The book has five parts.

Part I Lean Roadmap Building Blocks Overview Part 1 offers an overview of the building block processes required for a complete lean design for your business, relates business improvements to Lean Roadmap building blocks, and is a non-technical ?nuts and bolts? overview of the importance and simplicity of these building blocks in improving your business.

Part 2 Lean Roadmap Management Part 2 describes how lean organizational assignments are linked to Lean Roadmap building blocks and covers how leadership and employees function as part of the Lean Roadmap design and implementation.

Part 3 Lean Roadmap Value Stream Mapping (VSM) Part 3 describes the VSM process used for ?out of the box? thinking, resulting in an internal team delivering a future-state vision for material and information flow that significantly reduces lead time and costs. This future-state vision is the basis for the detailed design required and defined in Parts 4 and 5.

Part 4 Lean Roadmap Supply Chain Management Material Flow Design Process Steps Part 4 covers material flow related to cell design, plant layout, kanban, and cell management from suppliers to and through the manufacturing process and to the customer, utilizing cellular manufacturing, kanban replenishment, and ATC scheduling to final assembly cell capacity. How to match capacity to customer demand and deliver on time to the customer.

Part 5 Lean Roadmap Supply Chain Management Information Flow Design Process Steps Part 5 covers configuring MRP/ERP for lean. Information flow is vital to supply chain design, planning, and management.

Sales & Operations Planning Manager?? software using software planning families integrated with your MRP/ERP software, ATC, available to Capacity, matching customer orders to cell capacity, Customer order consolidation grid logic, Supplier 1 line planning and management, Kanban Manager?? software integrated with your MRP/ERP software,

Lean Roadmap is a complete guide to successful design and covers all of the Lean design bases.

Lean Roadmap is available at, Lulu.com Amazon.com Barnes & Noble and Borders

The author may be contacted at hthomes@leanroadmap.com

Winfosoft ISV Solutions utilize SharePoint 2007, Office 2007 and Vista

5 January 2009

Microsoft SharePoint 2007, Office 2007 and Microsoft Vista offer significant benefits for customers using Winfosoft's Business Analysis for Microsoft Dynamics AX

Winfosoft Business Analysis solution for Microsoft Dynamics AX utilizes Microsoft SharePoint 2007 for task, workflow and dashboard management. Companies using Microsoft Sharepoint with Dynamics AX can now have one common portal or information center to view daily, weekly, monthly tasks while also viewing up to date business analysis information. This information can be exported to Office 2007 Excel for further analysis. Office 2007 Excel offers addtional business analysis features such as dashboard ranking and advanced filters. Winfosoft's new release of Business Analysis for Dynamics AX operates on Microsoft's Vista providing the speed and performance with advanced security companies demand today.