Categories for Enterprise Software

PureLogics is a complete innovation services organization with 10 years of involvement in conveying full cycle programming administrations to clients in more than 30 nations around the world. The company works from the two active branches located in New York and California. The ability of PureLogics covers the development of complex enterprise and custom web and mobile applications using open source technologies. The firm offers a mix of technological skills, domain knowledge, hands-on experience and passion for software. PureLogics, both in thought and acknowledgment, is a customer-oriented company. The firm ensures providing it’s customers with the best assets and aptitudes.... Read More

Corporate Information Systems are scalable systems designed for comprehensive automation of all kinds of economic activities of large and medium-sized enterprises, including corporations, consisting of multiple departments that require a single control. It combines the personnel management system, material, financial and other resources of the company, the company uses these systems to support planning and management and allows management to make more informed decisions. A corporate information system can be understood as a management ideology, combining business strategy and information technology. “Enterprise” is the ability to work in a distributed system structure (corporation) vertically and horizontally. Corporate information systems are... Read More

For correct business decision-making it’s important to have detailed information and insights on the state of affairs in the company. But often such information is limited to the annual or quarterly reports. To effectively analyze the organizational processes and progress, enterprises often implement business intelligence systems (BI-system) that enable them to make more informed decisions. Here I’m sharing a few tips that may help when you create a BI-system for your company. Design Store the raw data, rather than sections. Do not hope that the fixed schedules and reports will be sufficient. Instead, managers will ask you to build more... Read More