by Emma Tsai

As a Business Analyst, testing is an important part of my job to ensure that the programs we deliver meets the client’s expectation. Here are some of my favorite articles:

1.       Top 13 Tips for Writing Effective Test Cases for Any Application

The article gives you some very useful tips while writing test cases.
 
2.     Softw...

by Sheila Zhang
When working in Intacct, if a company sets its accounting method as “Accrual and Cash,” Intacct provides both accrual-based and cash-based financial reports. 
 
To do this, Intacct needs to setup three types of journals – Accrual only, Cash only,...

by Joe Zhou
Smart Events are events that get triggered when certain conditions are met. Once a Smart Event is triggered, an email gets sent out or an HTTP post gets made to an external web application. Does Intacct provide the ability to record all actions regarding an object? The answer is "yes, but with some additional effort." Another kind of Smart Event called Smart Events Logging can just do ...

by Brian Terrell
Here are our favorite articles we read this week:

LinkedIn deals the open Internet a severe blow:  http://www.zdnet.com/linkedout-crm-companies-squawk-over-linkedins-api-policies-7000028762/?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

 

Wearable tech is all the rage.  Arxis suggests this will accelerate the adoption of cloud based appl...

by Hrayr Galoyan

by Kristi Feng
Report Builder 3.0 is a report authoring tool to design reports in an environment similar to MS Office. When designing a report, we can define where to get the data, which data to get, and how to display the data.
Below is a step-by-step example to build a report with Report Builder 3.0 and Sage 300 ERP Sample Data.
The report displays salesperson’s sales amount for the user s...

by Sheila Zhang


Business Process Model and Notation
This is an easy to understand overview of BPMN.
BPMN 2.0 Examples
This give some best practices when using BPMN

Supporting ...

by Derek Du

Today, I would like to share a very useful trick I learned the other day – how to access previously inspected elements in a browser console.

Web developers inspect web pages almost all the time – Find the ID of an element? Inspect it. Find the size of an element? Inspect it. Find the type of an element? INSPECT IT!
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By Emma Tsai
Recently, we worked on several small Sage CRM customization projects for our client, who is in the housing service industry. Here are two examples of them.
Lead Staging Button
We made a button called “Lead Staging” on a Sage CRM page to launch a batch file on the client (the user’s machine). The batch file copies an MS Access program from one of their network drives ...

by Joe Zhou

Here are the most interesting three articles I read this week:

 1.       Getting Started with ASP.NET  vNext and Visual Studio "14"... http://bit.ly/1mQi6xW

To be honest, I don’t like the new name for the next generation ASP.NET. vNext just sounds like pre-millennial. But I have to praise the move to merge MVC, Web API, and Web Pages ...