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CMMS vs EAM: What Is the Difference?
Every enterprise asset management (EAM) application can be used as a computerized maintenance management system (CMMS), but not every CMMS can be used as, or has the broad functionality of, an EAM application. More specifically, CMMS is essentially about managing maintenance work necessary to sustain an asset, whereas EAM has more to do with managing the asset over its lifecycle to minimize cost and risk while maximizing return. This white paper explores how CMMS applications and EAM applications drive value.

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The Relationship between ITIL and Facilities Management
It is an accepted fact that Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) is the only consistent and comprehensive documentation of best practices for IT service management. Now, ITIL mentions facilities management in best practices for IT service management. Why? Because facilities have to be intact and operating seamlessly to manage the physical environment where the IT infrastructure is located. Find out more.

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Inside the Age of Social Enterprise with Salesforce.com » The TEC Blog


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Choosing between Mobile Apps and Mobile Web
With mobile device use fast growing, 2012 seems to be the ‘year of the mobile.’ As companies embrace mobility, a key issue is the mobile versus app debate, and whether there is an argument for producing a mobile application over a mobile site. This white paper looks at the pros and cons of both native apps and mobile Web, and dives into the things that companies should consider before making a choice between mobile app and Web.

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DNS Best Practices
Domain name system (DNS) best practices are becoming more standardized. However, DNS services are often overlooked simply because they are so commonplace. The result is poorly configured services that are either not fully functional, or easily compromised. To ensure that the Internet remains a reliable medium for information and commerce, further implementation of secure and efficient DNS will be required.

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5 Quick Ways to Help Your Company Go Green While Cutting Costs » The TEC Blog


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Oracle Financial Analyzer to Hyperion Planning Migration
This paper focuses on identifying the similarities and differences between Oracle Financial Analyzer (OFA) and Hyperion Planning (HP). For users who are migrating, or thinking of migrating, to Hyperion Planning, strategies will be discussed to ensure their existing functionality can be replicated in HP. The paper is aimed at users who are familiar with OFA or similar multidimensional database applications.

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Enterprise Performance Management
To realize the benefits of enterprise performance management (EPM), the focus needs to be on facilitating collaboration between senior management and business unit management. In practice, most organizations do not programmatically incorporate two-way communication into the planning process. Yet this is where many organizations find the greatest benefit in improving business performance—and the most difficulty in making the change.

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Fast Close in 2006: Achieving Quick Wins and Big Wins
The “fast close” describes the ability to complete accounting cycles and close books quickly. Companies that don’t close fast often miss reporting deadlines, and can suffer in the eyes of shareholders, investors, regulatory agencies, and trade exchanges. However, companies can overcome barriers to fast close by shifting some tasks outside the close process, and by automating traditionally manual consolidation functions.

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SIMPLY ACCPUNTING QUICK BOOKS: The Enterprise Content Director Suite is designed to support large product catalogs with millions of line items and thousands of attributes for each item. It offers a combination of customizable workflows with a validation engine and active data repository; is certified to support industry standards such as UCCnet, papiNet, and CIDX; applies adaptive intelligence using data manipulation; bridges the gaps within the enterprise between multiple ERP and CRM systems; and translates between multiple internal and external product hierarchies, such as IRI and UDEX, and product identification schemas, such as UPC, GTIN, RFID, and ePC. It also connects with the Liaison Real-Time Network for B2B integration; and enables real-time electronic catalog publication for unlimited supply chain purposes.

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