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Springboard Delivery Launch

Introducing Springboard Delivery We have just launched our first app; Springboard Delivery. Springboard Delivery allows you to provide a paperless delivery service by recording delivery data through the app on your mobile phone. The app allows you to scan barcodes, take photographs, records notes and signatures, and uses GPS functionality to record location information. The

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New-employees

New Employees 2016

We’ve been busy expanding the team at Balloon One over the past year. Here’s an introduction to some of our new employees. Development Gabor Remenyi joined us in March as a Development Consultant. He has recently managed the creation of our new Springboard Delivery app that is launching very soon. Albert Ritter started with us

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Case study: A Move to the Cloud Facilitates Growth for Scandinavian Kitchen

Scandinavian Kitchen is one of the UK’s leading Scandinavian food outlets. Through both its online store and its central London café and shop, the company provides freshly-made food and groceries from across Scandinavia. Scandinavian Kitchen was established by a Dane and a Swede, who aim to bring the best of Nordic cuisine to their customers.

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E-commerce Cloud

Future Ecommerce Will Take Place in the Cloud

A study from Forrester Consulting, commissioned by NetSuite, shows that future ecommerce will take place in the cloud. Integrated ecommerce solutions, such as the use of cloud solutions, bring major benefits for midmarket companies. The key takeaways from the report are: Business- to business buying is moving online. Notably 72% of respondents said that more than a quarter of

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A History of ERP

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are an integral part of the business landscape these days. They help companies to streamline their business processes and to efficiently manage their operations. But how have they evolved? 1960s As modern factory production increased and computing was born, there was a need to manage and balance production and customer

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