Posts

Showing posts from September, 2026

NSA EXPANDS NSA PLUS+ PORTFOLIO IN ADDING CONTINUUM AS A STRATEGIC TECHNOLOGY PARTNER - NSA 3.0

NSA EXPANDS NSA PLUS+ PORTFOLIO IN ADDING CONTINUUM AS A STRATEGIC TECHNOLOGY PARTNER - NSA 3.0 Hicksville, NY and Chicago, IL – September 30, 2024 – NSA Computer Exchange Corp (NSA), an INFOR Alliance Partner and a renowned provider of cutting-edge technology and service is thrilled to announce a strategic partnership with Continuum, the first reverse logistics network for wholesale distribution.

Why SaaS is the Smarter Choice for Wholesale Distributors: Enhancing Cybersecurity and Reducing Risk - NSA 3.0

Why SaaS is the Smarter Choice for Wholesale Distributors: Enhancing Cybersecurity and Reducing Risk - NSA 3.0 As October marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month, it’s an important reminder for businesses, especially wholesale distributors, to evaluate their cybersecurity strategies. In today’s evolving digital landscape, traditional on-premise technology often falls short in addressing modern threats.

Winter Is Coming: Is Your ERP Ready? - NSA 3.0

Winter Is Coming: Is Your ERP Ready? - NSA 3.0 As the winter season approaches, businesses must prepare for its unique challenges. From weather-related disruptions to supply chain vulnerabilities, ensuring that your ERP system is ready to handle whatever comes your way is essential. At NSA, proactive ERP preparation is vital to minimize disruptions and keep your operations running smoothly.

Leveraging the Power of CSD – Analytics to Work for Your Business - NSA 3.0

Leveraging the Power of CSD – Analytics to Work for Your Business - NSA 3.0 Why haven’t you incorporated CSD Analytics into your business strategy? Client feedback ranges widely—from not understanding its benefits to finding it lacks necessary reports, or even feeling overwhelmed by too much information.

System Utilization – AREI AR Entry Invoice Print - NSA 3.0

System Utilization – AREI AR Entry Invoice Print - NSA 3.0 Whether you have been on SX.e or CSD for years or are new to the software, how effectively your company uses it is a crucial measure of return on investment. Most implementation projects take the MVP approach – minimum viable product. That translates loosely to ‘Just get the basics done, and we’ll do a deeper dive in Phase 2.’ This is quite effective for managing scope and going live on time. However, considerable value lies in what gets postponed to Phase 2 – maximizing ERP knowledge and system utilization.