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The history of the, now ubiquitous, ERP is an interesting one. The term, Enterprise Resource Planning, itself was first used by Gartner in the 1990s for software that added to the functionalities of older MRP and MRP II systems. The acronym was needed as resource planning software was evolving to address more business functions thanRead more

The vast majority of ERPs running today are based on monolithic architecture. This was the standard in the 90’s and early 2000’s. They were deployed in a world with unreliable Internet connection, limited hardware resources and   local usage only. You needed everything in a software package or at least have everything installed on the sameRead more

Sky.One works with hundreds of Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) taking their client-server solutions to the cloud allowing them to go to market with existing software in a much more convenient way. Few companies, however, have realized the cloud represents a new development platform unleashing a completely new toolset to solve old and new problems inRead more

How to modernize your on-premise ERP solution and compete in the cloud arena When you target the SaaS market or competing against web-native SaaS solutions, the amount of hardware resources required to run your software becomes a major cost component to the holistic solution. Picture this amount of resources as the Hardware WingSpan needed toRead more

The first step to upgrade your legacy ERP is to move it to the cloud. The cloud is not only another hosting solution, but completely new deployment and development method that opens the doors to an entirely new ecosystem of tools and connectivity. Platforms like Auto.Sky can deliver true cloud benefits to client/server applications throughRead more

How Auto.Sky helps protect your data In the past few years, several companies have reported a type of attack blocking the utilization of their databases. The attacker obtains access to the database service and encrypts the information with their own key. To restore access, the true owners of the data have to pay a ransom,Read more