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Sage Business Cloud People was awarded Best HR Solution and Sage Business Cloud Accounting was awarded Best Accounting Solution.
Sage Business Cloud People is an end-to-end HR solution that provides human resources team visibility of their global workforce while also automating administrative tasks. TechRadar point out the broad nature of the features available such as core HR, talent management, workforce management and a self-service portal making it a versatile bit of software. TechRadar say they like the fact this piece of software uses Salesforce technology and highlight that it is an easy step up for those that have used Salesforce previously.
TechRadar’s verdict on Sage Business Cloud Accounting is that it is capable of taming the challenges of bookkeeping with a cloud-based approach. TechRadar comment on the advantages of integration with Microsoft’s Office 365 and accountant remote access. They say that they are impressed at the feature set and its capability to create sales invoice, connect to your bank, and track what you are owed. This frees small business man-hours to shift focus to making money rather than becoming snowed under with piles of unpaid invoices.
Sage X3 falls under the Sage Business Cloud umbrella as it is available on cloud-based subscription. Sage X3 will allow a company to gain an advanced business management solution, streamlined business processes and detailed insights on company wide data. The savings that are made with Sage X3 will enable business growth, allow more intelligent financial decisions and enable more time to invest in more productive activities.
Sage have been busy collecting feedback from partners and customers and have concluded that the best, and most useful course of action for the future is to change the solution’s name back to Sage X3. The consumer research data illustrated that the name ‘Sage Business Cloud Enterprise Management’ was not reflective of the market or technology segment the product serves so well.
The name change avoids the need to abbreviate to Sage EM, making it simpler and clearer for both customers and partners to use the term Sage X3. At Mysoft we hope that this change will help to strengthen brand recognition among our existing customers and ensure continuity for the future. Sage and partners embrace the change, confident that the name will make it easier to use within go-to-market activity, events and lead generation marketing.
In 2001, Adonix owned the solution which was formerly named as X3. 2005 saw Sage acquire Adonix resulting in a rebrand to Sage ERP X3. Some employees at Mysoft have been working with the solution since it was originally identified in 2001 and subsequently, we are pleased to see the name going back to its roots.
Mysoft Management Team, many of whom have been working with X3 for over 12 years
Mysoft have been partnered with Sage for the past twelve years and have a wide breadth of knowledge and experience working with the solution. Collectively we have over 100 years of Sage X3 experience and a wealth of expertise in business, finance and IT. Having implemented Sage X3 in a wide variety of vertical markets we can make suggestions, drawn from working examples, of the most effective and productive way to manage your business processes.
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Sage say that the process of re-branding will be fully complete by October 2019. Moving forward Sage Enterprise Management (Sage EM) will now be referred to as Sage X3 on all Mysoft marketing material and communications.
Apart from referring to the software as Sage X3 now, customers will not need to take any further action to this news. Sage X3 will continue to enable your business to grow, streamlining business processes and detailing insights on company wide data.
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It was a very busy and valuable few days, filled with insights into the Sage Enterprise Management (Sage EM) product and opportunities to meet with experts from the partner ecosystem. As a Sage EM focussed Business Partner, we were pleased to see the event return to focus purely on the enterprise level product; with insights on sales, marketing and business development focussed in the enterprise space.
Read on for our key takeaways from the event.
It was brilliant to catch up with Jennifer Warawa, EVP at Sage, prior to her keynote and welcome to the event. In her speech she highlighted Sage EM as being the biggest opportunity for Sage and that Sage will now be focussing on enterprise growth. The cloud presents the biggest opportunity with cloud solutions growing at 13% whereas on premise is only growing at 2% per year.
Nick Goode, EVP at Sage, then spoke about their strategy for Sage EM and “winning with the product”. The strategic focus includes connected applications, lightning performance and customer first experiences. We were pleased to see Sage highlighting a customer first approach to the product development as well as launching “Sage Spotlight”, a programme for new customer references.
The breakout sessions then provided valuable opportunities to meet with our ISV partners as well as learn about new product developments and hone our business skills. We caught up with our partners at Tangerine, as well as Datalinx, Fiscal, Prophix, Mapadoc and V1. It was interesting to see Sage addressing a key partner issue, the difficulty of recruiting in the Sage EM sphere, with the advice being to move focus to psychrometric testing rather than solely skills and experience.
Day 2 kicked off with an inspiring keynote from Lisa Earle McLeod on selling with noble purpose, “sales people selling with noble purpose outperform sales people selling against targets by 350%”. She highlighted the need to focus on how the customer’s life is going to be different by doing business with you, and that the answer to that question should always be your purpose and your story.
We then attended interesting sessions on growing your business through social media, the potential opportunity of e-Commerce in the distribution vertical and what the future of financial planning looks like. Sage also highlighted manufacturing to be a key area of growth, with Sage looking to expand the scope of their manufacturing technologies in order to keep up with the pace of advancements in the industry, such as 3D printing and bots. They will be looking at expanding the functionality of PLM and productions scheduler.
The third and final day of the event started with a focus on wider technology trends, that in our lives we are now more reliant on WiFi and battery life than we are food and shelter! Phil Carter, from IDC, then went on to speak about how winning in the new enterprise market would all be about delivering cloud driven digital transformation. Artificial intelligence is an important emerging trend, with it predicted that by 2021 90% of new packaged enterprise applications will have an embedded intelligent decision architecture.
All in all the event showed Sage’s commitment to Sage Enterprise Management as their flagship solution, one that can win in many verticals and one that is being constantly developed to ensure that it is keeping up with the latest technological trends. It was also encouraging to see Sage’s focus on their customers, how customers should always be treated as prospects, as well as their Partners and how important they are in contributing to the success of the Sage ecosystem.
As with all these events there was, of course, time for some socialising and a bit of a laugh. The Mysoft team certainly made the most of a photo booth at one of the evening events…
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