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ErpSeal Podcast
By Tim RodmanTechnology
ErpSeal Podcast episodes
- EP 130: Laura Barber - From Solomon Support to Acumatica Implementation Consulting
Related Links and Guest Info can be found at https://www.augforums.com/episode130
1 hr 22 min - EP 129: Ben and Rebecca - Paya’s New Comprehensive Digital Payment Solution for both AR and AP
Related Links and Guest Info can be found at https://www.augforums.com/episode129
59 min - EP 128: Noah Moseley - Financial Reporting, Budgeting, and Forecasting in Acumatica
Related Links and Guest Info can be found at https://www.augforums.com/episode128
58 min - EP 127: Paul Mainard - ERP Lessons Learned from climing Mount Kilimanjaro
Related Links and Guest Info can be found at https://www.augforums.com/episode127
1 hr 15 min - EP 126: Julian Schrenzel - AugJobs, matching Acumatica Needs with people who have Acumatica Skills
Related Links and Guest Info can be found at https://www.augforums.com/episode126
1 hr 5 min - EP 125: Adam Leski - AP Automation that works in the Real World and protects you from Fraud
Related Links and Guest Info can be found at https://www.augforums.com/episode125
1 hr 10 min - EP 124: Interviews from Acumatica Summit 2024 (Part 2)
Related Links and Guest Info can be found at https://www.augforums.com/episode124
1 hr 11 min - EP 123: Interviews from Acumatica Summit 2024 (Part 1)
Related Links and Guest Info can be found at https://www.augforums.com/episode123
1 hr 12 min - EP 122: Interviews from Acumatica Hackathon 2024
Related Links and Guest Info can be found at https://www.augforums.com/episode122
1 hr 30 min - EP 121: Bill Rosado & Nicole Grafton - B2B Websites for the Acumatica Distribution Edition
Related Links and Guest Info can be found at https://www.augforums.com/episode121
1 hr 14 min
About ErpSeal Podcast
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Mid-Market ERP systems cater to companies that are doing $10M-$500M USD in Annual Revenue.
Companies that are too small for Mid-Market ERP are typically running on QuickBooks in the United States or similar applications in other countries.
Companies that are too large for Mid-Market ERP are typically running something like SAP, Oracle, Workday, or one of a dozen or so other products.
Mid-Market ERP sits in the middle, with dozens of products serving the space, but the types of companies in this space deal with very similar challenges.
Let's talk about those challenges and explore technology solutions.