Understand the UK’s PSTI Act, effective April 2024. Learn who it affects (manufacturers, importers, distributors of IoT devices), which products are covered, key compliance requirements, and potential penalties.
Ecobat, a global leader in lead production and recycling, relied on automated robotic saws integrated with their System 21 ERP to fulfill bespoke customer orders. 1 When migrating to SAP, maintaining this crucial automation was paramount to avoid manual intervention and wasted resources. Discover how the IMS team expertly rewrote the integration program, leveraging their diverse development skills to ensure a seamless transition and continued efficiency
Facing the dual challenge of a skills shortage and the ever-present threat of costly IT downtime on your IBM i? You’re not alone. With research highlighting that even a single hour of downtime can cost businesses over £80,000, maintaining a smooth operation is critical. Introducing IMS Essentials, a suite of targeted utilities designed to alleviate these pressures.
Understanding a complex ERP system is the first step to effective support. For Garador’s unique BRAIN system, this meant deciphering German commentary and mapping bespoke developments. IMS specialists undertook a comprehensive technical audit, meticulously exploring and documenting the entire system. This thorough approach enabled them to not only fix existing issues, like those in the purchase order process and 3rd party integrations, but also complete unfinished work, providing significant value to Garador.
For EI Electronics, improving the efficiency of their global supply chain hinged on better access to information. IMS delivered a powerful supplier portal that extracts and displays real-time data from their Aurora ERP. This case study illustrates how providing transparent, up-to-date insights into key metrics like spend, delivery performance, and urgent orders empowered both EI Electronics and their suppliers to make informed decisions, leading to increased productivity and a more robust supply chain.
From 1 Jan 2023, new HMRC rules apply for late VAT returns and payments. Penalties are now point-based and interest rates have changed. All VAT-registered businesses are affected. Staying compliant helps avoid fines and protects your cash flow.
