Overview:
As small business applications such as Xero, MYOB and QuickBooks have grown in feature sets and capabilities, it has become more difficult to tell the difference between accounting and ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) software. At one time, accounting software just handled the General Ledger. But over the last few decades, accounting software has expanded to include more advanced features such as integrated payroll, invoicing, payments, quotes, purchase orders, and inventory-features that previously were the exclusive domain of ERP systems.

You will learn about:
The key differences between ERP and accounting softwware.
Figuring out the right time to switch form accounting software to an ERP system.
How cloud computing has brougth small businesses a lot of business applications.