Of course you want your team to use the best tools, but don’t start by choosing tools.

There are more important decisions to make first.

Such as, can you use a prebuilt solution? and what type of team do you want on the project?

Clients, employees, and friends in London helped us celebrate as we come to the end of 2017.

We shared the drivers behind our success, as exemplified by our F1 challenge game, and our partnership news.

And the highlight was our guest speaker — the original ‘Stig’.

Technology is easy to blame.

If you need a business application to implement a new business process or to replace an old system, don’t just focus on the technology.

Make sure you have the team in place that will make this project and future projects a success.

The traditional IT processes have been based on rigidly following a plan, avoiding every obstacle in advance.

Adopting a more flexible approach, empowering the team to alter course as they proceed, has regularly proven to be more effective – delivering quality, speed and innovation improvements.

Plan on not knowing what the final solution will look like.

GapCap provides cash flow finance so SMEs can supply large orders to large customers with lengthy payment terms.

LiveDataset acts as GapCap’s real-time accounting engine and database, managing all the financial data and processes.

“I would recommend LiveDataset and Krescendo to anyone who needs data management and data security that is agile and flexible.” — Alex Fenton, CEO, GapCap

Adding more features to software is not always an improvement. By adding complexity it can reduce productivity.

You want software to be focused on the task at hand. It should be simple for users and simple for IT. So you can focus on the work, not on how to use the software.

Spreadsheets are efficient for individuals doing a few quick calculations. Beyond simple use cases, the time spent on spreadsheets rises exponentially.

Stop wasting time on spreadsheets. Most of the time spent on spreadsheets is mundane and would be better spent adding value to your business.

Google established search as the natural interface for finding stuff.

For working with data in a company, what’s the equivalent?