April 2019

Thought-Provoking Commentary for the Lawson Software Community

Welcome to the latest issue of The LawsonGuru Letter, a free newsletter providing provocative commentary on issues important to the Lawson Software community. The LawsonGuru Letter is published by--and is solely the opinion of--John Henley of Decision Analytics.

Quote of the Issue

"Always acknowledge a fault. This will throw those in authority off their guard and give you an opportunity to commit more" -- Mark Twain

Trending Topics

Upgrade to V11 I am working with an organization that is looking at weighing options about upgrading to V11 or moving to another ERP. Of those who have upgraded to CloudSuite V11, do you like the new environment? How are your end users adapting? Any regrets? Read More

Bill Only Process I read some old posts regarding bill only processes in healthcare. Are organizations using drop ship requisitions to handle bill only PO's? If not, how do you handle them? I am suggesting to our team to utilize drop ship requisitions and getting push back but I see many advantages to using it. Read More

Mobile Apps - Infor Expense vs Infor Expense Management? Is anyone aware of what the difference between the 2 mobile apps - Infor Expense, Infor Expense Management is? Do they both work with Infor XM? If so, why are there 2 of them? Read More

New Company Setup in S3 Does anyone have a project plan or checklist to use when defining a new company in Lawson S3? Read More

Worthwhile Reading

Pressured by pending procedures, surgical practice pays ransom Crippled by a ransomware attack, Columbia Surgical Specialists paid nearly $15,000 in January to regain data after hackers maliciously encrypted records. Information Management, March 11, 2019 Read More

CIO Survey Shows Shifts in IT Leadership Role CIOs have made headway towards a more strategic position in the organization, but challenges remain on the road to digital. Information Week, March 11, 2019 Read More

Culture key to data-driven transformation at Jefferson Health When Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health set out create the data-driven health system of the future, its efforts didn't kick into high gear until it figured out how to transform its culture. CIO, March 2019    Read More

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John Henley Decision Analytics

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