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Business Description |
Tippit is the fastest-growing online business media company with more than 80 brand leading clients in B2B industries who rely on Tippit to capture new revenue and optimize their sales and marketing effectiveness. Their network of more than 80 publishing partners extends Tippit’s media network. Tippit’s Web sites — strengthened by their editors, analysts and community — are recognized as industry destinations for buyers and professionals in the telephony, IT, Internet services, business finance, HR, CRM and IT security markets to gather, educate, and share ideas. |
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White Papers
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10 Strategies for Choosing a Midmarket ERP Solution
Descending upon the midmarket enterprise-resource-management space are big-name vendors now hawking ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) solutions. Download this white paper to learn more.
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Entering a New Dimension of Operations Excellence with Shared Services
Automation is the decisive factor for long-term success – fostering most efficient and perfect services as well as effective governance, no matter where in the world a company is going to run its shared services center.
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Enterprise Resource Planning Buyer’s Guide
For all but the smallest organizations, an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system promises big gains, helping to grow revenue, increase productivity companywide, improve efficiency throughout the enterprise and manage costs. Learn what a midmarket ERP solution can do for you and understand what issues you should consider during your decision-making process.
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ERP Systems Buyer’s Guide
The implementation of an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system to overhaul and automate business processes is a strategic investment for any organization. Buying the right system and choosing the best vendor partner for you are critical to success. Read this guide to learn more about the four crucial areas organizations must evaluate before choosing an ERP solution.
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Midmarket ERP Solutions Buyer’s Guide
For all but the smallest organizations, an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system promises big gains, helping to grow revenue, increase productivity companywide, improve efficiency throughout the enterprise and manage costs. This buyer's guide provides details on what to look for in a midmarket ERP package, the benefits it should bring
to your midsize company and what you need to know before you commit to a solution.
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Research Reports
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Midmarket ERP Comparison Guide
With this Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Comparison Guide, you'll see how 11 leading vendors stack up against each other.
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Technology Briefs
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5 Top HR Modules for ERP Systems
A growing number of businesses are adopting ERP systems in order to give their departments accurate and accessible shared data. HR isn’t being left out of the loop. Download this tech brief to learn the top 5 HR modules for ERP systems.
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Business Intelligence: 5 Things to Watch for in 2010
BI (business intelligence) solutions will continue to multiply in 2010. Smaller, newer vendors will merge with or be acquired by larger software companies. And users will continue to try to figure out how best to leverage BI to turn their organization into truly intelligent, agile and more effective businesses. Download this tech brief to learn some specific areas of focus and recommendations intended to help those users to achieve their goals.
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Midmarket ERP Solutions Checklist
Before you commit to any ERP system, you should first answer several questions about what your organization needs and wants to accomplish with its ERP strategy. Download this tech brief to learn more.
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What is ERP in 2010?
ERP selection and deployment decisions can be daunting, and can have significant effects on how a business does business. Decision makers considering or pursuing ERP must begin by assessing specific business needs carefully, and ensuring that all candidate solutions and vendors are aligned with those needs. Download this tech brief to learn more about some observations and recommendations intended to aid navigation of this roiling evolution.
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