This article continues the discussion of the top five problems facing CEOs today in regard to corporate performance management, with a focus on reporting. In interviewing a very successful CEO and founder of a large company, he expressed the corporate performance management (CPM) issues he faced, and all of them are echoed by hundreds of other executives I have spoken with in recent years. He then explained his vision of the “ideal” solution to his issues. In summary, these were the problems he faced: Lacking one version of the truth when discussing performance. Lack of accountability because management commentary was not tracked along with their reports. “Analysis paralysis” – too many repo

This article discusses the top five problems facing CEOs today in regard to corporate performance management, zooming in on reporting. In interviewing a very successful CEO and founder of a large company, it was revealed that he had tried many market-leading dashboard and reporting tools in his career, and none of them had given him the complete decision-making platform he was looking for. He first expressed the corporate performance management (CPM) issues he faced, and all of them are echoed by hundreds of other executives I have spoken with in recent years. He then explained his vision of the ideal solution to his issues. In summary, these were the problems he faced: Lacking one version o

Solver, Inc. today announced the release of the first book in a series, Enabling World-Class Decisions, the Executive’s Guide to Understanding & Deploying Modern Corporate Performance Management Solutions. Los Angeles, CA, January 10, 2018 --(PR.com)-- Solver, Inc., the global leader in Cloud and web-based Corporate Performance Management (CPM) for mid-market ERP systems, today announced the release of the first book in a series, Enabling World-Class Decisions, the Executive’s Guide to Understanding & Deploying Modern Corporate Performance Management Solutions. Executive team members Michael Applegate, Corey Barak, Hadrian Knotz, and Nils Rasmussen combined their more than 100 years of exper

The purpose of the blog this year is to provide executives, leadership teams, and those charged with organizational decision-making with a non-technical guide to help them understand the benefits and capabilities of modern corporate performance management (CPM) suites and to assist them in the analysis of their own organization’s current versus ideal-state capabilities to support optimal decision-making. By the three-quarters mark of this year, if you’re following this blog, the goal is for you to be an executive-level expert on this topic so you can help lead your management and project teams to select and deploy a CPM platform that will have a significant material impact on the performance

The BI360 application is recognized as an “Acumatica-Certified Application” by the Cloud ERP company. Los Angeles, CA, January 07, 2018 --(PR.com)-- Solver, Inc., the global leader in Cloud and web-based Corporate Performance Management (CPM) for mid-market ERP systems, today announced that its software, BI360, has been recognized as an Acumatica-Certified Application. Acumatica is a comprehensive, browser-based Cloud ERP solution optimized for ease of use, adaptability, mobility, speed, and security. The Acumatica-Certified Application title highlights outstanding development partners whose applications have met the highest standards set for Acumatica integration and functionality. “Cus

This blog entry will discuss the achievements Solver is most proud of in 2017 – and what to look forward to from the team in 2018. Last week, Solver hosted its annual white elephant gift exchange and holiday party. Lots of laughter, plenty of interesting gifts, and a chance for this casual workplace to get dressed up and have fun outside the hijinks that go on in the office. But it also was a very simple reminder that we are at the end of the year. There’s enough to do to finish Q4 and 2017 strong, but just for me personally, I know that, because our holiday festivities with our work family have concluded, it feels a little bittersweet. Another year in the books, while there’s plenty to look