5 Ways Information Technology Can Improve Winemaking - KLH Consulting

In the not-so-distant past, winemakers relied solely on memory and well-worn, possibly wine-stained, spiral-bound notebooks to keep track of the winemaking process. As regulatory requirements have increased and winemaking has become big business, memory, and notebooks no longer suffice. Modern winemakers are benefiting from the use of technology in myriad ways ranging from automation of

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Cybersecurity Conference September 18th

From the executive suite to the receptionist desk, companies face the question, “Are we prepared for a cyberattack?” On Sept. 18, the North Bay Cybersecurity Summit for Business will help answer that question. It takes place from 7:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the Hyatt Regency Sonoma County Wine Country hotel in Santa Rosa.

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How to Select Wine Business Software - KLH Consulting

Choosing the software you will use to manage all of the operations of your wine business is one of the most impactful choices you will make. An enterprise application capable of addressing winemaking; production; inventory, both bulk and bottled; accounting; wholesale and direct-to-consumer sales; and reporting and compliance, must be sufficiently robust and reliable to

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How Well Will Your Business Survive When Disaster Strikes?

Disasters seem to occur more frequently than ever — cybercrime, fires, earthquakes, floods. Planning for disaster scenarios has become a fixture in all aspects of business and nowhere is it more important than in an organization’s IT strategy and system resiliency. A well-executed disaster recovery plan can be the difference between a business recovering from.

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When Should You Upgrade Business Software or Replace It?
In a world where the only constant is change, we often delay making any change related to our business software. It is easy to make the case that by delaying upgrades, or new software implementation, we can avoid retraining staff, organizational angst, potential upgrade costs and, possibly, the need to change processes. With that avoidance,
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