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Any business dealing with inventory knows that inventory management is no easy feat. In fact, it can be extremely complex. Inventory management sits at the heart of all goods businesses and can be the difference between success and failure.

For SMEs, operating efficiently is one of the keys to business success.

If you're a business dealing with inventory, you'll be familiar with the challenges faced in running a successful order and inventory management process. You might have fallen victim to some of the common pitfalls or maybe just have room to

Many businesses struggle when it comes to managing all their data. Running one system for accounting and sales and another for inventory management can make it impossible for a business to stay ahead of the curve with their activities.

Inventory and order management, when used effectively, can be the difference between an organised and efficient business- and a poorly run one. Despite this, there are many misconceptions around order management and what it means for businesses.

As a business software provider we have grown our business with a flexible working culture.  This week, our guest  blogger, Emma Cleary from Flexibility Matters, delves into the benefits of flexible working for businesses small and large in her

Workhorse is a cloud-based application platform for small businesses. It allows us to deliver a wide variety of operations and office management applications to industries as varied as recruitment, events, marketing and manufacturing.

Workhorse, the Small Business Software Platform, today announced its launch on the Xero Marketplace giving millions of Xero users direct access to its Order & Inventory Management solution. 

It's that time of year... the season of pulsing hearts, declarations of passion and that feeling of invincibility... or is it?  Any relationship needs a little TLC sometimes (and frankly more than once a year) otherwise it grows stale, heavy,

It's goes without saying that 2019 was a strong year for startups and small businesses. In fact, 2019 saw investors put £27.7 billion ($36 billion into European startups. In the last five years, the total amount of investments in European