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15th Doctor Episode Rankings

Worst to Best SPOILERS

19) The Interstellar Song Contest:

Yay, torturing a genocide survivor is totally fun (/ sarcasm ). The way it parallels Israel-Gaza makes the whole thing feel icky. Making crying and singing the only acceptable forms of protest feels very much like “respectability politics”.Like he’s a genocide survivor, they saw what The Master did to their planet and how he fucked with the Bodies of her people and they write a story where he has no empathy for this? They felt what it would have been like if they had used The Moment. Why is none of that used for empathy instead of having The Doctor go from 0 to a 1,000. And by using the word triggered all I can do is ask about that therapy arc. You have no skills to deal with triggers? No counting what you see? No deep breathing? No mantras? No visualisation? I’m fine with Dark Doctor and threatening him is okay but going this far in a situation where he’s being paralleled with a real genocide is just Blech and makes me feel wrong. It's done so viscerally by showing the electrocution and The Doctor being so utterly callous and cruel about it. It just feels so wrong and feels like a backslide from where The Doctor is meant to be. Why does Belinda hug him? Like saying he scares her is good. But I think it would have been good if he had gone for a hug and she wouldn't have let him! There is just nothing to make it clear that The Doctor was wrong to do this and that The Doctor should be just as mad at what drove him to this point as he as it him for doing this. And why did this put ice in his heart over all the other harm they've seen? (2/10)

18) The Giggle:

If you know me, you know I'm the number one Giggle hater. I hate that Ncuti had to share his opening with David. It’s unfair and makes him feel like he isn’t regarded as much as his own Doctor. And then he doesn’t get his own TARDIS design. (And never got one now) And then I’m personally hurt by the dialogue 14 has in the garden with the Noble-Temple family. Like No! How dare you insinuate the rest of the companions aren’t family and that somehow this is the end goal of the past 60 years? It’s painful and insulting. So I want to cry angry tears watching this scene, so I will never be okay with it. Cracking the TARDIS in two is assault! She’s a living being. It's horrible she has a soul! Having the TARDIS have a ramp and then not having anyone in a chair/using other mobility aids go into the TARDIS is patronising. As someone who uses mobility aids. Also, making 15 run around dressed like that feels objectifying. (1/10)

17) The Reality War: 

Oh, the many reasons! Belinda getting her timeline rewritten is misogyny and had her character sapped before that! She started out with so much conflict and willingness to question The Doctor but by ISC she wouldn’t even fight with him on torture. Look, I know she’s still a nurse and yes, she’s always been a caretaker and loved her parents but being a caretaker and being forced into the role of mother is different! She never said she wanted to be a mother; that is a different thing entirely from being a caretaker and family-oriented with her parents. Belinda agreed that Poppy should be saved, but not to have her whole timeline changed. She agreed to save Poppy, who was The Doctor’s daughter, not this new version of Poppy! She shouldn’t have been down to having been made into a mom without her consent in the first place, even if she was okay with saving a child.  

In this episode, we had no Susan answers. We’ll never get Rogue back. No payoff to The Doctor’s darker actions from the previous episode. Omega not being anything like the Omega from the classic series. Killing the Rani played by a woman of colour and having her mean nothing. The stupid canon about fertility (why is everything about motherhood?). Implying The Doctor has never been a parent before when 10 has explicitly said he has been before and 12 has implied so with lines like “dad skills”. The Doctor just shoots the bad guy with what might as well be a gun. Why doesn’t The Doctor believe Ruby? He's seen timelines shift and people disappear before (Rory! Amy’s Parents! Themselves!) Then of course, the Sixteenth Doctor/Rose Tyler/Bad Wolf ending, Ugh. Ncuti’s acting was very good and it made the regeneration hurt but that wasn’t enough to clear away all of the problems with this episode. (3/10)

16) Empire of Death: 

Just unsatisfying? Like I do enjoy Ruby’s reunification with her mom, it’s sweet. Ruby's leaving is a good scene. But Sutekh on the TARDIS all the time is dumb and The Doctor just taking him back to all the same places doesn’t make sense. Just tying him up like a dog is silly, but it doesn’t make me angry or anything.  Ruby being normal is okay in that I don't need her to be a god or something. But she needed to have done some kind of Timey Wimey thing that went back and maybe changed something that made her special? Like we have 73 yards that changed her going forward but did that make her “wrong” in the past (which Maestro says) and make her able to make it snow? Because that’s still not answered. It doesn’t explain the hidden song in her heart? I don’t know why any of that happens. And who is the mom pointing at, The Doctor? Why was the timeline able to shift during the time window? I'm fine with her mom being human but maybe have Ruby do something in the future that ripples back through time that changes things? Because “we just believed it so it’s special now” would mean that like most people, would have magic snow powers and Sutekh should want to know about most people? Like most people, are considered special by at least four people? (Carla, Cherry, Ruby, The Doctor). Just ~magic~ doesn’t cut it. Good fantasy stories have RULES. Also, why does The Doctor feel bad about feeling bad about killing Sutekh? We see The Doctor kill people who have done less before. (3/10)

15) Wish World: 

I was mostly just baffled. I watched it and was mostly like I just don’t understand and it slightly affected my ability to feel super invested in everything that was going on. (5/10)

14) Lucky Day: 

I like Conrad in concept but I just don’t think it totally works out the way they planned and it feels confused overall but I think the ideas are good. I think the way it's all set up and the way he manipulates Ruby is really good. I think Conrad is overall pretty interesting. I like the stuff with Ruby’s character overall. I think she’s done well here. But I can't stand the way they do UNIT dirty here. Why are they just DW SHIELD? It sucks so much it hurts. Why are they keeping aliens in UNIT tower now? Why are they having schoolchildren there? Why are they interviewing people now instead of choosing them like they used to? Why aren’t they mind-wiping the people they interview? They used to mind-wipe people who were manning doors! Why are they so public now? Why is it so easy to get into the building? Why did they not have better background research? Why is the security on their networks so bad? Why can they not block the streaming out of their building? This episode makes UNIT look ridiculous; they should not be portrayed in such a manner. (5/10)

13) Dot and Bubble:

I got it RTD. I watched it. It’s about racism, privilege and technology. They are so racist and insular that they kill themselves through self-delusions of power instead of taking help from a black man. But I really wasn’t impressed by it? I didn’t think it was that clever. I guess some people were so blindsided by the fact that it was about racism and felt like they had to be reflective about how they had never noticed racism. Which I guess okay? I just was like yes, racism is bad and those characters are ~evil~ but if all racism was as easy to spot as those people's racism, xenophobia and classism, it would be so easy to understand and break down. And it did have issues with a Black man feeling so sad and guilty about not being able to save racists like he shouldn’t have to! He should be able to say fuck them. Ncuti’s acting was still amazing and I feel his acting in my guts, it was so good. And all the acting, special effects and directing and make-up and set dressing and everything else was Amazing.   (5.5/10)

12) The Legend of Ruby Sunday: 

Kind of boring? I do like some of the character moments between 15 & Kate and between 15 & Ruby. I like the time window as a concept; I think it’s neat. I enjoy the scene where 15 is really upset and Mel tells him to get his shit together. The reveal at the end was like ehhh. But it's not terrible and it's this episode's fault that the payoff is bad. (6/10)

11) Space Babies: 

It isn’t that bad. It’s just not insulting to me. There isn’t anything in this episode that offends me in any particular way. I enjoy it fine. It’s slightly boring yes and the farting ship is stupid but it’s stupid in a Doctor Who-type way. It’s a terrible series opener but otherwise, it’s not that bad. Everyone should just lay off. The story is fine, Ncuti and Millie's acting is good, Ruby and 15 are both in decent form, I think it's good! The abortion allegory is a bit sloppy but I don't find it offensive. If there is deep prejudice or something I’m missing in the text, let me know.(6/10)

10) The Church on Ruby Road: 

I had so much fun with it. I think it was a good introduction to Ruby. I think it had a good 15’s characterisation. Overall, I just enjoyed it and I loved the vocabulary of rope! However, I do find the “foundling” thing funny, yeah, you're an orphan but are you forgetting the whole medical abuse to the point of death your adoptive parent/culture put you through? Like, yes, you were an orphan but I’m pretty sure the terrible abuse and torture would have as much of an effect which makes your story and Ruby’s so very different.  (6.5/10)

9) 73 Yards:

I find this episode to be fancy like it’s done pretty well. I think there was a lot of thought and talent put into this. Millie put a lot of heart into this episode and I'm very impressed with her acting during this episode. I think there is a lot of work put in here. But I didn't think it was genius. I did feel like Ruby’s stuff was decent in the character department and I could feel where it was going. I didn't come out feeling way more connected to Ruby, though maybe it's a me problem, but the episode didn't make me feel like this whole new connection to Ruby; I felt distanced. The political stuff was boring. (6.5/10)

8) Lux: 

I loved everything but the fourth wall break. The fourth wall break makes me very angry. But I've decided to just ignore it. If RTD can just forget bits of canon then I can too. Because every other part of this episode I enjoyed so much! I love Mr. Ring a Ding. He's freaking great and looks awesome and is so much fun to watch. I like the overall design and idea of everything. I like the aesthetic. I like the solution to everything being a sort of mercy is super cool. I like his little song. Just had such a good time. Kind of bad handling of racism as The Doctor just saying “I ignore it by being the best minority” is a little iffy though. (7/10)

7) Joy to The World: 

Look, I actually had such a good time watching it. My family and I all came out feeling like we watched Doctor Who and it was all tied up. It was very Moffat. But I liked 11 & 12, so I didn't hate that. The stuff with Anita was so soft and lovely. Joy wasn’t an amazing protagonist, but I didn't hate her. The Time Hotel was a fantastic idea and I thought it was super clever and looked amazing. I love The Doctor just showing up to get milk for his tea/coffee. The other actors were very good. The Weapons Corp is a good recurring villain and I love that it’s tied back all the way to 2005 without it overpowering 15 as a character, as he was still the main point of the story. 15 was more important than Villengard. It was tied to Boom way more than anything ore 15. With Boom if you watched Boom you feel in on the idea but if you haven't seen Boom you still can enjoy it. So while it is a bit of a memberie type idea, it didn’t feel like it was trying to overpower who 15 is or his story as his arc was still the most important. And he actually had an arc during this episode! I love his little arc! I loved how he had to have some harsher and angstier stuff.  Overall, I felt very Doctor-y, and I'm fine with timey-wimey plots, so I had fun with it and I enjoyed the emotionality of it. I didn’t love Joy’s end, though; it felt a little close to suicide. which is why it couldn’t be an 8. (7/10)

6) The Devil’s Chord:

Overall pretty cool! I think it was creatively interesting and the acting was impressive. I enjoyed the enby rep! Villain panache was off the charts. The only part I didn't like was the song at the end. And of course, the fourth wall break going nowhere was a bit annoying but that’s an overall thing and not a problem by this episode alone. But re-watching this episode is always fun! (7/10)

5) The Robot Revolution: 

I had a good time and I really liked Belinda in this episode. She had a good personality and her pushback against The Doctor had a good standout from other companions. I liked the aesthetic of everything on the planet and the Robots. The side characters were a bit flat but they served their function. Coercive control as a bad guy motivation is good and sets the tone for the season, which is good, but implying video games were a part is iffy as yes, video games are an in to the manosphere, but aren't like the crux of he problem. The Doctor being on the planet before the companion and having this long-term plan was cool. I liked the way he pulled Belinda through time; that was cool. The effects were also very neat. The reveal was a little boring as just "oh Earth is destroyed" did not have me as excited as just the idea of Belinda as a character and her possibly butting heads with The Doctor. I’m sorry we didn’t get as much of that as I hoped.  (8/10)

4) The Well:

The ambience is great, the costumes are cool, Aliss Fenly and Shaya Costallion both fit their parts very well and made the episode work pretty well. I liked having a deaf character actually played by a deaf actor! It did suck that the idea that every nurse knows sign language to the point that it’s like punishable if you don’t kind of implies sign language is just one thing everyone could know and not a group of languages? Not every sign language can be known by every nurse  (like how there is BSL & ASL). But it was still a good watch even if it really didn’t feel like it was the same entity as Midnight. It didn’t act like the Midnight Entity? Like, I know you can say it’s evolved over time so this is its new form, sure but I just didn’t really get the same vibes or ideas of both of them, except paranoia, which is just a common horror vibe. But damn was it a good Horror vibe. Overall, a good watch and felt very Doctor Who.  I want to watch again and look for the short moments when I can see the creature! And the ending of the thing getting off was pretty cool but I never want to see it again.

(8/10)

3) Rogue:

Had so much fun with this episode. Just such a good watch and felt so much Doctor Who vibes here. I loved it here. Rogue is such a good character here and I loved 15 getting to interact with him was such a good vibe. I think you get a moment of him having a darker thought here about wanting them to suffer makes more sense here than what you get in Interstellar Song Contest, as you don’t have the genocide survivor ick but you also have it be deeply reactive to them having killed his best friend. It’s still breaking his healed arc, but it makes more sense as a moment of backsliding. And it’s still much more of a typical “Doctor” response to banish a bad guy to another dimension than to just purely physically electrocute a person over and over again. The general set-up of this episode is very good. I love the running corridors, very cool alien design, spaceships, and future technology. The companion got to do something and I liked the interaction between The Doctor and Ruby at the end of the episode. His having to keep moving forward because grief is always there is pitch-perfect Doctor. Sucks we won’t get Rogue back from the hell. (9.5/10)

2) Boom:

Does this feel like it could be from the Moffat era [12/Clara] Maybe! But screw it I love Moffat era Who so I loved it. The kid actor was too old for the way she was written but otherwise, I really liked it. I thought Ncuti was fantastic as usual. Millie was very good and so was Varada. I loved the idea of him having to stay calm to be able to survive. I thought that was cool. I liked the anti-war commentary that’s Moffat’s bread and butter and I liked it. Is the Dad-to-Dad saving the day stuff cheesy, sure, but I thought it worked really well. It felt very connected to past Doctors: Viallanguard being 9, the president's wife being multiple Doctors, especially 12, and the fish sticks being 11, while not having to explicitly show flashback images to past Doctors. I thought it worked really well. I liked that Ruby and 15 were really key to the episode, as Ruby and 15 had to be in sync (music had just been important in the past episode). 15 wanted to protect Ruby but couldn't, which was good drama. The Doctor talking his way out of a bad place is also something I'm a sucker for. Anyway, I loved it. (9.5/10)

1 ) The Story & The Engine:

This was so creative! I loved how it was different while still feeling Doctor Who. Ncuti made every scene he was in work amazingly! The moment when he realised he had been brought in here and his friend was willing to be sold out because he had lost his home and family before this was so painful. Ariyon Bakare is an amazing actor, omg I loved him. The way this whole episode was styled was beautiful and immersive. I think the way he stopped it via him having so many stories within him, was so Doctor! He’s done similar when they tried to feed The Old god in The Rings of Akhaten or blow up The Matrix in The Timeless Children. I liked that there was a lot of emotionality here. I wish that it had been clear someone was watching the Barber because you can’t assume he’s all better now because he lost his weapon. It’s good that The Doctor saved him but you can’t assume people get better super fast just because you're given an option to get better. I think this was the best god and magic-oriented story we got because it treated the gods as just another being in the universe and not something uber special. The Fugitive!Doctor Cameo was confusing but I can get down with it.  Overall fuck it we ball with this story I loved it.(10/10)

Average Score: 6.1/10

[ardentrob]

TAROT INSPIRED POKEMON "The Lovers"

Picking up this series again with the intent to finish it. More art/info under the cut! (There's also a Youtube video if you'd prefer to hear me chat about 'em in my dulcet tones ❤)

________________________________________________________ A quick intro to this shindig: This project is about taking tarot cards (specifically the Major Arcana) and interpreting their meanings and symbolism into a Pokemon/Fakemon line. Today's Arcana is The Lovers! Based off of the Pamela Colman Smith art in the RWT, the card seems to play a lot off of Relationships and Duality:

The artwork depicts several examples of """opposites""" at play: Masculine and Feminine (The two humans), Impulsivity and Deliberation (Tree of Life/Tree of Knowledge), Conscious and Subconscious (Humans/Angel; Earth/Heavens) These conflicts, these dual forces, are representative of our own struggles internally and externally: It's not that one side should win or reign over the other, but that Both can and should find Balance; Harmony. Balance your inner conflicts and stand firm on what you Will and Won't tolerate. With that in mind, I decided to take those notes and use the snake present in the scenario as base for the line: While this whole scene is a very apparent reference to the Garden of Eden, I wanted to play a more sympathetic angle for the line since we already have a few more "villainous" serpents in the canon Pokedex.

Panaceasp (Panacea + Asp) JP: Hebii (蛇 (へび; Hebi; Snake) + 医 (い; I; Doctor)

Our first stage takes inspiration from the Rod of Asclepius: The motif of opposing forces works really well when we apply it to Medicine, since "the dose makes the poison", and Grass and Poison often represent Healing and Withering respectively. The intention with this one was to portray a creature out of balance: Its pose is errant and unevenly wound around its mobility aid, with one eye open and the other shut.

For Moveset: This little guy gets a signature move! Painkiller is, for all intents and purposes, a Poison type version of Pollen Puff: Damages opponents, heals allies in a Double battle. Beyond that, Panaceasp mixes strong attacking options with a bunch of useful Status moves, capable of inflicting Confusion, Toxic, and Paralysis while also keeping its own teammates healthy and status free. When traded to another player with High Friendship, Panaceasp evolves into:

Emissymm (Emissary + Symmetry) JP: Shishatai (使者 (ししゃ; Shisha; Envoy/Emissary) + 対 (たい; Tai- from 対称; たいしょう; Symmetry/Second Person)

The final stage of this line takes us from Asclepius to Hermes; from Rod to Caduceus; from Cane to Crook (or crozier!) Unlike the rod of asclepius, the caduceus is used erroneously as a symbol of medicine and healthcare. It is actually more a symbol of negotiation, used to represent commerce and trade more appropriately than medicine. According to Greek myth however, the staff of hermes was said to possess the ability to revive the dead and bring the dying a gentle repose, so it's a tangential fit for the initial medicine theme. More importantly, the caduceus is also a great symbol for balance and harmony; It's even featured on the Two of Cups Minor Arcana, which shares quite a few themes the Lovers as a whole! In this case we're presenting it as a two-headed winged serpent, where it relies on being "fully balanced" to even function properly.

Regarding its Moveset, we expand and replace a couple of its Level-Up options: Upon evolving it loses Shed Tail in exchange for Pain Split, and nabs some tasty new support options like Revival Blessing, Perish Song, and Wide Guard. While you have Leaf Storm + Contrary to take on a more sweeper-type role, there's some fun cheese to be had with the ability otherwise: Skill Swap contrary to a teammate and boost them with Strength Sap (or Feather Dance), run Scale Shot for a Trick Room team, etc. Beyond its moves, Emissymm replaces Shed Skin for Synchronize: Not the best ability trade-off, but since you're immune to Poison/Toxic, being able to threaten the return of a Burn or Paralysis is a decent defensive option to have in your pocket. Its Liquid Ooze ability also becomes a bit of a cheeky joke, as the caduceus is also used to represent the element Mercury, which is quite poisonous to ingest. (This is also why Emissymm gets access to Steel-type coverage à la Flash Cannon!)

Finally, a full-body view of the shiny palettes. Since I took some inspiration from alchemy regarding Emissymm's biology, I thought I could bring it all back around by going with a White/Red colour scheme, in reference to Rebis, or "Dual Matter"; The union of the Red King and White Queen; The ultimate reconciliation of opposing energies. Anyhow! That's it for now. I'm thinking of taking a swing at Strength next, but I suppose we'll see!

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Domesticated crops! (and secret not-plants)

This post is more for me and actually putting to paper the things that the Bolur species would eat. I had more fun than I thought I would've.

cw? tw? for unsanitary mentions sorta

Going from top-to-right,

Land Barnacles

Exactly what they sound like. Did you know that Earth barnacles are arthropods? That they're crustaceans? I got inspo from that. Juveniles, like Earth barnacles, are mobile and have very inefficient, blanket-y wings that they will use to one day cement themselves onto the ground, hopefully next to another one of their barnacle colleagues for reproductive purposes. Their abdomens are actually folded so that their anuses are right next to their mouths, because like an aphid, they have a very sugary, liquidy waste that (alongside their floral-looking heads) brings in a lot of bugs for them to eat! When bugs try to feed on their waste, they use the remnants of their tube feet to grab them and eat them.

Zebrapeople cultivate land barnacles in order to drill holes right into their abdomens and harvest their honeydew sewage. It's like a gross version of drilling holes in maple trees for maple syrup. I imagine they view it kind of like hot dogs, so tasty but so grossly made...

Floor Climbers

They're these kind of "flatworms" that eat underwater plant growths and store them in their skin to be able to photosynthesize for themselves. Their blankety backsides is the part of them with the most, so they evolved to completely have that part of them be a solar panel blanket and just walk with their front.... well, they never had legs, but they now have "legs." They're handstanding everywhere

They're invasive little shits that reproduce like rabbits. They're introduced to small, usually music man-made bodies of water in order for them to completely take over, and for the music men to harvest. They're really chewy and savory if you cook them right. Might be a little poisonous if you undercook them, so it's better to burn your climbers than have them medium rare.

Bucca

THATS TUBER, BABY

They evolved that Phat Root in order to anchor themselves in the water. They have flowers at the base of their main stem for bugs that walk on water to pollinate, and to make sure they don't move around too much, their stem and leaves became super aerodynamic to the point it looks like a big red feather coming out of the water.

Amber Tree

MISNOMER. NOT A TREE. LAND CORAL! Sometimes called "cow sails" from the way its topmost "branches" and leaves just hang down over everything like a debu's sail does. Since its branches are thin, its limestone outer layer is at risk of breaking a lot, so it evolved this really thick sap so bugs don't try and take advantage of its downfall.

Except, well, Debu took advantage of its sap. It's a cash crop! Badlands Debu harvest its super thick, fast drying sap to kind of make instant-amber, dipping various things in it to make jewlery. Things like...

Thansum

Imagine if a sunflower, when it got pollinated, became a giant dandelion. That's thansum, the complimentary Debu cash crop to amber trees, which is the most popular thing to dip in its amber. But it's not just a Debu cash crop, it's also used to make paper and cloth for zebrapeople, mostly zebraelves. They crush its seedlings up and add water to make a thansum-meal out of it - if they use more seedling and dry it, it becomes paper. If they use more fluff, then it becomes cloth! Or they can eat thansum-meal straight up if they're desperate. It's not poisonous, but it's a very sad meal, don't eat thansum-meal

Spittle Berries

So, i've been excited to talk about this, because lemme tell you the more popular way that Bolur plants reproduce. Spittle berries are fruits, they are Bolur fruits, but bolur fruits are special - they are the flower, the leaf, and the fruit all at once. The method is that fruits are made through leaves, leaves that're inflated full of gametes covered in a soft shell (think like a pomegranate seed) and fruit "meat", which in turn also colors them a striking (ususally cool) color. When something eats a Bolur fruit, the soft shell that their sperm and eggs were covered in gets dissolved and they meet up together in the stomach. The gametes themselves are made of some gross, hard-to-digest material so that they remain unharmed, and so that they can become embryos by the time whatever ate it passes them through their system, right into some fresh fertilizer that they can grow out of. Spittle berries are the least interesting fruit in that it's just a fruit, but they're a perfect introductory fruit for the weirder ones, like:

Seeing-Squash

The only fruit actively being selected for cuteness! It's also a debu specific - the squash evolved to be eaten specifically by mountain cows since the shell their gametes are covered in are too tough to be digested by most other animal. So if a zebraperson wants to eat, they might want to take those out lest those bigass "seed" gametes gives them blockage.

It's less cuteness, but more "liveliness," if that makes any sense? Looking more and more like a little animal, a little dude. The eyes are getting bigger and the originally modest striping is becoming more exaggerated to look like a spitting monkey.

And finally,

Bempo

The only plant here to have a skeleton. It's the "shrub" version of a land coral where its base will have a dense limestone skeleton for its photosynthetic parts to pop out of, and soft pith to be protected underneath. Bempo actually takes forever to grow, because it takes years for it to build up its "pyramid" base. But when it does, then you are set, because fruit-bearing coral-shrubs like bempo have the shortest growth times for its fruit to the point where you can watch and hear the growth of its giant fruit plates that adorn the top of its base.

Those fruit plates also have a skeleton of their own, but it's only a single "bone," like if a plant had a baculum for its fruit.

[cypressblight]

Wow I’m so surprised NetEase’s greed ran DBD Mobile into the ground. Shocked, absolutely bewildered I tell you. I would never have guessed this would happen. Never saw it coming.

(Because this is written text I’ll outright state that yes I’m dropping a dump truck’s load of sarcasm right there)

Take it from someone who doesn’t bitch and moan about every little thing in DBD (I love DBD, it’s very dear to me): This was bound to happen and the red flags were there as soon as NetEase’s version launched. BHVR made an incredibly huge lazy mistake by handing DBDM over to NetEase because NetEase is a glorified gambling company with a horrendous track record. Hopefully this will make other devs/companies wary and they’ll think better than to let NetEase’s greasy hands get ahold of their games. I dropped DBDM very shortly after NetEase took over because the stench of bullshit was overwhelming. Gambling and sapping real money from players got forced into every little thing NetEase could squeeze it into. At least when I play actual DBD I won’t have to look at those fugly-ass gacha cosmetics. I’ll take the stupid pink elephant clown and a herd of highlighter-headed survivors over “dear god they dragged it through Identity V and Genshin Impact” any damn day.

Sure regular DBD is still riddled with flaws and is backing itself into a corner where new players are soft locked from advancing in the game without opening their wallets… but hey, at least it’s actually Dead By Daylight and not an Identity V clone with DBD branding.

[headfulofempty]

Much like everyday this past month Dude wakes up to the shaking of his trailer. Premade human noises rattling through the air, his own special alarm clock. Dude particularly pleased with his human emulation of his true voice, not a perfect match, but close enough. Unlike the poor human sap reading this he is blessed enough not to wake up drenched in his own sweat, instead he wakes up to the top mucus covered layer of skin that had regenerated itself through the night sticking to his sheets. Assimilating to human culture be damned beds are comfortable despite not being what he's used to.

The thing he thinks of as being a human bed being more similar to a gel memory pad suspended by all four corners from the ceiling. It would be quite wobbly if not for the fact that the pad is made of a slightly adhesive sort of gel that sticks to the secretions of his skin. Pealing himself off of the sticky mat his feet hit a few Fleebo wrappers, trashBot will get it eventually….or Champ. Even though he knows the components internally are not the same as the decorative human A/C on the outside of his mobile home he likes to imagine they are one in the same. Slicking back his antennae into his spiny hair he concentrates on the color change of his skin patches to go from green to something a bit more human, which is just a slightly different shade of green.

To go out he puts on his voice modulator under his coat and puts on his shades before heading out the door. Every week he has his weekly calendar update as to upkeep his human persona, which means a few public appearances weekly no matter how badly he'd like to stay in bed all day and smoke, the metallic inner walls of his abode stained in every hue of the rainbow. Today he must go fetch milk so the public doesn't assume him dead, not that he can even consume this version of it, although he much prefers his ice cream along with his homeworlds version of milk, grilk. Instead of going to the Walmart that's a twenty minute walk, albeit with cheaper prices, he chooses the five minute walk to his nearest Chevron. Not that his currency really means anything to the locals here, he had to study their coins really hard to code for his currency to look like them.

So many grooves in a coin, he prefers the flatness of paper money for this reason. The milk here is more expensive, but why? He starts to tilt the milk around, sloshing it in it's container before the cashier tells him to stop fucking around or get lost. He pays for his milk, but not before an interesting human catches his eye..

@dudepilled

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Do you think love can bloom even despite Greg Farshtey if we don't have mouths between two sets 15 years apart?

so a friend got me a g2 Kopaka--

Mata Pohatu was a gift from my beloved beautiful chum @cantankerouscanuck and when i went to pick up my other boy my friend n i ended up doin a lil photoshoot at their house bc i couldnt resist trying to make them kiss, which was Fucking Hard due to the mata build's terrible posability but thank god Pohatu's got at least one loose leg and Kopaka has many more joints and is so stable. homeboy was holding this whole thing together all by himself like the gallant gentleman he is

my only regret is not having a proper camera with cool lenses and all to properly devote an insane amount of effort to this stupid thing... have a documentation of our tribulations under the cut instead XD

first problem we incurred in (aside from my shaky ass hands making some pictures blurry) was the height difference.

it doesnt look terrible bc kopakas got his knees bent in the photo but effectively the only way pohatu got to his face was by standing on his tippy toes, and while his steel toed boots did give him the added cms necessary they did NOT let him stand on his own, so either we held him up or he fell over even when propped against a wall. we tried pinning him to the wall with kopaka but he still slipped so both cute ideas had to go down the drain

(we also tried a classic kabedon pose but kopakas fucking pauldrons SUCK for arm mobility so tragically, that was also scrapped)

the good news was however that they COULD hold hands! sorta. kinda. im still counting it. the mata hands have axels for fingers, so they fit snugly in the handpieces the 2015 gang has :)

only problem with it is that

straight in the tits.

(me trying to browse a tag in peace but overly horny fanart pops up)

BUT ANYWAYS. the hand holding did provide some stability and so we started trying out poses by seeing how far we could tilt pohatu while keeping him standing - this because he has another problem, that being that his head bobs up and down with no way to keep it up or down on its own, so we had to work with gravity

came out a lil foreboding, like kopaka is threatening him. but we're getting closer!

thankfully me being a big ol sap helped in figuring out how to make the whole thing more tender bc i love that shit. so we decided to push pohatu's loose leg out to balance him and one of his arms up, like he was reaching for kopaka's mask, which was also very good bc kopaka's hand lodged itself right between pohatu's tiny elbow and hip so he looked like he was wrapping it around his waist. then we adjusted them a lil bit, teaked them here n there, and

OH YEAH.

OH YEAH BABY WERE GETTING SOMEWHERE NOW

we had to uh. briefly stop. and laugh really hard for a second bc pohatus entire head fell off. i dont have photos for that but it was so sudden and unexpected that we had a fit of hysteric giggles

as you can see however, their faces are Not touching. this is due to the aforementioned problem with the Mata neck, plus the fact that kopaka couldn't bend further down to close the gap on his own, though tbf cut him some slack hes already holding the both of them up as best as he can

so we meddled a lil bit to pull pohatu more upright and strengthen kopakas pose so they wouldnt topple over, considered a maskless version, scrapped it bc they looked VERY silly, and THEN. AT LAST

THE ELUSIVE BONKLE KISS..........

from as many angles n lightings as possible bc im Unwell

AND a cool version from the hand-holding side bc the transpieces look great and i find it very sweet :)

but yeah that was a fun time :D it was great and the lads have been untangled and retired on a shelf where theyll stay nice and tight hehe

hope yall enjoyed these, they were great fun to make and i think they came out really well despite my shitty hands and cameras. maybe ill do more or not, who knows ahah wait what was that.

that sound... its like. plastic smacking plastic... to mimic kissing...

you dont think... the bionicles... they couldnt... no...

oh... oh good heavens. oh theyre canoodling in there

[rukibur]

I’ve been thinking about tf2 and genshin impact lately and decided to assign some genshin characters tf2 mains, along with a few tf2 related headcanons

So here are some of my ideas in a pretty lengthy text post

Also note: some of these might be kinda ooc or like me accidentally misinterpreting someone. In which I am very sorry I haven’t touched genshin in a really long time D:

List is organized in who I think is the most accurate to least accurate

Alhaitham

- Sniper main

- Would be drawn to sniper’s simple playstyle. For the most part, all you need to play sniper is to be able to click on moving targets.

- No cosmetics, or strange weapons. Just stock and probably F2P.

- Doesn’t have in-game chat or voice chat on.

- Accidentally pubstomps and because he doesn’t talk in chat or have any hats, gets kicked for people believing he’s either a cheater or bot.

- Loadout: full stock

Cyno

- Scout main

- Would enjoy scout’s simple hit-and-run playstyle. A powerful—albeit fragile—mobile class, which basically allows him to run around the map and pick his fights.

- Probably has a full strange loadout, along with an unusual hat and australium scattergun that he adores. There probably a few taunts in his inventory as well.

- Can absolutely pubstomp games, and plays for a sixes team.

- Uses a minimal hud.

- Loadout: full stock, australium scattergun

Tighnari

- Medic main

- Would join a match, see that the team has zero medics, and decide to be that medic.

- Doesn’t really care for hats. Cyno has probably gifted him a few though.

- Plays the game casually for the most part. Sometimes subs in if Cyno’s medic player can’t play though.

- Uses an improved version of the default hud.

- Loadout: crusader’s crossbow, quick-fix, solemn-vow

Kaveh

- Engineer main

- Would enjoy engineer’s supportive playstyle, along with how he can be more aggressive if he needs to be.

- Has probably bought a hat or two, maybe even a taunt. Not much, but something he likes.

- Everytime his nest gets taken down or just any of his buildings get sapped and destroyed, a small piece of him dies inside.

- Has made his very own hud and uses it.

- Loadout: rescue ranger/panic attack, pistol/wrangler, wrench

Klee

- Pyro main

- As much as I wanted to say that she would be a demoman main, I just know deep down she would be a pyro main. Simple and easy to pick up playstyle, along with just me thinking she would really like pyro as a character.

- Had Kaeya buy her a lollichop. Happily wears her gibus and absolutely adores her rainblower that she got from a random drop.

- LOVES the pyroland effect. The first time she played with it she had the most fun, burning her enemies with literal rainbows.

- Like friendlies and joins them most of the time.

- Loadout: rainblower, scorch shot, lollichop

Childe / Tartaglia

- Demoman / Soldier main

- Considering how much he likes fighting, it probably shouldn’t be a surprise that he’d most likely main the classes that can dish out the most damage.

- Doesn’t really care for hats. But he probably had bought strange weapons just to track kills. Could buy an australium but finds them kind of gaudy.

- Plays in both highlander and sixes. Likes to mainly play in casual but sometimes joins on uncletopia.

- The classes he has the most trouble playing besides medic is spy.

- Has optimized has graphics in order to get as much fps as possible. To the point where if you just looked at his gameplay you could mistake him as a spy main.

- Soldier loadout: rocket launcher / original, gunboats, escape plan

- Demoman loadout: full stock

Itto

- Scout main

- Itto just found him cool and wanted to main him. That’s just it.

- F2P, and mostly relies on item drops and crafting to get new stuff. But he does get a lot of stuff from his friend (I wonder who that could be…)

- Leader of the Arataki Gang, an amateur sixes team.

- Plays on uncletopia to try and better his gameplay, but also enjoys playing in random community servers

- Loadout: scattergun, winger, holy mackerel

Hu Tao

- Spy main

- Mainly plays spy to do stuff like scaring engineers and backcap points.

- Has only spent money on taunts, like the boxtrot.

- Generally messes around on casual and community servers.

- One of her favorite things to do is spam voicelines around engineers to make them paranoid.

- Loadout: L’Etranger, Clock and dagger, Knife

Diluc

- Heavy main

- Honestly idk for this one. I wanted a heavy main and Diluc just kinda has the vibe.

- Bought a key and a crate and unboxed a hat. Doesn’t really care much for the economy, just likes playing the game.

- Has the absolute easiest time flanking as heavy. Doesn’t matter which map, apparently everyone he plays against plays the game on silent with no monitor because he can just walk into their backlines.

- Used to play highlander, but eventually lost interest and just plays casually. Can pubstomp if he wants to though.

- Loadout: Tomislav, sandvich, fists

Dori

- Spy main

- Doesn’t even really play the game, only there for the economy.

- Has a ton of unusual hats and taunts. Probably has a golden pan or two.

- Has been banned from a few trade servers for “scamming”.

[wordsandrobots]

Ask 001, for two ships:

Ed/Winry

Mikazuki/Atra/Kudelia

For this ask game.

Ed/Winry (Fullmetal Alchemist)

when I started shipping it if I did:

So, the thing about me and shipping is that I don't do it much, or didn't for the longest time. I just didn't come into fandom via that avenue, which is why most of the relationships I have written are fairly solidly the canon ones. So the honest answer is, when FMA!2003 did.

my thoughts:

Again, to caveat: I've a bigger soft spot for the 2003 anime adaptation than I do the manga (Brotherhood I don't count at all). So my baseline is an anaemic version of Ed and Winry's 'intended' relationship. But I've always liked that 2003!Winry gets to be a proactive part of the goings-on, and her friendship with Sheska, and I like the sense of the person she is come Conqueror of Shambala. Similarly, I could always think of more to do with the broken version of Ed that ends the anime. He's a quieter, gentler character than his manga counterpart and I think that's why what I ended up writing for them coming together at last was almost a sigh of relief. It's not a deeply complicated relationship, they just share a lot of friendship, mutual attraction and feel safe in each other's company. It's hardly the romance of the century but then they're neither of them especially romantic people.

What makes me happy about them:

That they're prodigies in completely separate fields, who dazzle the socks off the people around them smart enough to know what they're doing, who're nevertheless hopeless dorks on a personal level and will, with perfect hypocrisy, call each other out for being so. Also, there is nothing quite like sticking Ed in a room with the auto-mail people who fawn over Winry's genius. It's the perfect collision of 'my girlfriend is so cool' and 'I haven't a fucking clue what these people are talking about and this is a scary new experience.'

What makes me sad about them:

Probably the fact that I can't imagine them ever losing the compartmentalisation in their lives. For both of them, there are areas that the other just Will Not Get, no matter how long they're together.

things done in fanfic that annoys me:

Not directly related to Ed or Winry but I kind of don't like it when people pair Winry with Al as a means of freeing up Ed for another relationship. That's never worked for me, with their personalities.

things I look for in fanfic:

It's been years since I read FMA fanfic regularly. But I think it'd be people leaning into them both being bloody knowledgeable, bloody-minded people and also Winry's lock-picking skills.

Who I’d be comfortable them ending up with, if not each other: 

Winry and Paninya, naturally. Ed . . . genuinely I'm not sure I'd pair him with anyone else. I read him as being fairly slow to form attraction to people and I'm too much of a Mustang/Hawkeye sap to go for the obvious choice. (I never did get to explore it much but in my fics, Russell Tringham is very much fuck why are you hot about Ed but that was entirely one-sided. Still, that could be funny.)

My happily ever after for them:

Winry is a fabulously rich and renowned auto-mail mechanic and Ed helps by coming up with ever-better materials for her to work with.

who is the big spoon/little spoon:

(They switch and try very hard to avoid auto-mail-induced bruises.

what is their favorite non-sexual activity:

I reckon they make for a very sweet pair of sappy nerds reading on a sofa together, off in their own separate worlds but sprawled over each other.

Mikazuki/Atra/Kudelia (Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans)

when I started shipping it if I did:

Roughly two seconds after Atra did in-canon.

my thoughts:

OK, look, do you have any idea how refreshing it is to have a show eject love-triangle/pining nonsense in favour of explicit, no-holds-barred polyamory? Like -- push all the male-power-fantasy stuff aside for a moment and try to remember the last time you saw a character respond to nascent 'oh no my crush is talking to someone attractive' with 'but actually there's a way this can work out where everyone's happy', and then proceed to symbolically marry the three of them together? I love Atra so much.

I love how it plays with those power fantasy tropes, too, because you have to remember Mika isn't actually one of those, he's gradual decay dressed up to look like a power fantasy in certain lights. He doesn't just passively collect two girlfriends. He's the one who comes on to Kudelia (with a customary lack of manners) and repeatedly shows warmth and care towards Atra. Likewise, Atra is pushing them all together every way she can, having learned from the Turbines that it's possible to have that kind of family and determined to make it work. Kudelia meanwhile . . . well, Kudelia has no idea what's going on but these are her two favourite people in the world now.

None of this is one-sided, or 'just because'; they each have reasons to care about the others and they respect each other enormously, and it's all jumbled up with the immense pressures they're all suffering under. It's lovely.

What makes me happy about them:

All of the above but also that it's so very . . . not a big deal. It's good for them, they make each other happy, and it's very easy to imagine them just chilling together doing normal stuff. In the middle of everything, I think that was the perfect choice for this kind of relationship, for how it throws the rest into sharp relief.

What makes me sad about them:

Well. This story is a tragedy so no way was it ending well. And I wouldn't change that. That's too much the point. Mikazuki was always going to let go his happiness for the sake of following Orga and there was nothing either of the other two could do to hold on to him.

things done in fanfic that annoys me:

Bearing in mind that I regard Orga Itsuki as the most asexual man on Mars, I don't have a problem with Mika/Orga as a pairing. But I've read at least one fic that got on my nerves by too readily detaching Mika from Atra and Kudelia to make it work. It also gave Atra this long speech about how terrible it was for her to try to hold on to him by getting pregnant, that was clearly expressing the author's bugbear with what is, in-story, an act of desperation at a point where Mika is loudly committing to fighting 'til he's dead on account of his increasing disability (can we please not cram the literal child soldiers into some drive to acknowledge 'problematic' behaviour, they have enough going on already, thank you). BUT ANYWAY, my point is, it's not like you can't easily fold Orga into this relationship. If he wants to be Mika's wife too, that's fine.

things I look for in fanfic:

More IBO fanfic generally.

I mean, probably the fact Mika is a lazy bum who needs to be nagged into helping with the chores he doesn't like, Atra is a walking ray of sunshine who can handle the most cripplingly dark shit like it's nothing, and Kudelia blushes like a tomato over intimate stuff.

Who I’d be comfortable them ending up with, if not each other: 

Well canonically --

The legal team has informed me this is the kind of behaviour that will get my kneecaps turned into castanets so --

Mika is surprisingly easy to picture shacking up with virtually anyone (he's like Shino in that regard), but the right answer is Hush. Just your average disabled mobile suit pilot and his service dog.

Kudelia . . . honestly, there is something in the idea of her and Orga as a couple, given the few times they get to work in sync on-screen.

And Atra . . . hmm. No one person per se but she'd fit right in, working with the Turbines.

My happily ever after for them:

Mika and Atra run a farm while Kudelia commutes to her job taking down the government. Not that I'd change a thing about the actual ending, mind you.

who is the big spoon/little spoon:

Kudelia is the big spoon by default. I don't think she minds.

what is their favorite non-sexual activity:

Cooking together, eating together, bullying Mika into helping with the washing up together.

[skyperbusinesssolutions]

sap migration

Overview of SAP migration and its importance

SAP migration is the process of moving all or part of a company's SAP system from one environment to another. This can involve transferring data, applications, and configurations to a new hardware infrastructure or transitioning the system from an on-premises installation to the cloud. The importance of SAP migration cannot be overstated, as it enables organizations to take advantage of new technologies, improve efficiency, and reduce costs.

One key benefit of SAP migration is the ability to leverage updated features and functionalities offered by newer versions of SAP software. As technology advances at a rapid pace, it is crucial for businesses to stay current in order to remain competitive. By migrating their SAP systems, companies can adopt new modules and tools that empower them with improved analytics capabilities, mobile functionality, and integration with other business applications.

Another significant advantage of SAP migration lies in its potential cost savings. Legacy systems require ongoing maintenance and support which incur high expenses over time. Migrating these systems onto modern platforms allows businesses to streamline processes and optimize resource utilization. Moreover, cloud-based migrations provide opportunities for pay-as-you-go models that eliminate upfront capital investments.

What is SAP migration? 

SAP migration refers to the process of moving or transitioning data, applications, and other resources from one SAP system to another. As businesses grow and evolve, they may need to upgrade their existing SAP systems to newer versions or migrate their on-premise SAP solutions to cloud-based platforms. The goal of SAP migration is to ensure a seamless transfer of data and functionalities while minimizing disruption to business operations.

One key aspect of SAP migration is the careful planning and preparation required before the actual transition takes place. This includes assessing the existing infrastructure, identifying dependencies, and designing a roadmap for the migration process. It is crucial for businesses to understand that successful SAP migration goes beyond simply transferring data; it involves optimizing processes, mitigating risks, and ensuring compatibility with other systems within the organization.

Another factor worth considering in SAP migration is choosing the right approach. There are various methodologies like greenfield, brownfield, or selective data transition that can be employed based on specific business requirements. Each approach offers unique benefits and challenges that should be evaluated beforehand. Ultimately, embracing modern technologies through effective SAP migration enables organizations to streamline their operations, improve efficiency, increase scalability, and gain a competitive edge in today's fast-paced business landscape

Reasons for SAP migration

Reasons for SAP migration are diverse and varied, but they all share a common goal: to enhance business efficiency and competitiveness. One major driver is the need for modernization. Many organizations still run on outdated legacy systems that struggle to keep up with the pace of technological advances. By migrating to SAP, businesses gain access to state-of-the-art software and tools that can streamline processes, automate tasks, and improve overall productivity.

Another compelling reason for SAP migration is the desire for integration. In today's interconnected world, siloed systems are simply not sufficient to meet the demands of complex business operations. SAP offers a comprehensive suite of applications that seamlessly integrate with each other as well as with third-party systems. This enables companies to consolidate their IT landscape, eliminate data inconsistencies, and enable real-time visibility into key business metrics across departments.

Additionally, cost savings play a significant role in driving organizations towards SAP migration. As businesses grow and scale, so do their IT needs. Maintaining multiple custom-built systems or disparate software solutions can be an expensive endeavor with high maintenance costs and licensing fees. By consolidating everything under one SAP umbrella, companies can achieve economies of scale while benefiting from regular updates and support from a single vendor.

Steps involved in SAP migration process

The process of SAP migration is a complex and critical task that requires careful planning and execution. The first step in this process is to conduct a thorough assessment of the existing system, including hardware, software, and data. This will help identify any gaps or issues that need to be addressed during the migration.

Once the assessment is complete, the next step involves creating a detailed migration plan. This plan should outline the sequence of tasks, resources required, and estimated timelines for each stage of the migration. It is important to involve key stakeholders from various departments to ensure smooth coordination and communication throughout the process.

After finalizing the plan, it's time to prepare the new environment for SAP migration. This includes setting up hardware infrastructure, installing necessary software components, and configuring network connections. Data cleansing and transformation are also essential steps at this stage to ensure that only relevant data is migrated to avoid cluttering or overburdening the new system.

Best practices for successful SAP migration

1. Understanding the Complexity: One of the key best practices for a successful SAP migration is to thoroughly understand the complexity of the task at hand. Migrating an entire system can be a daunting process, and it's important to approach it with a clear plan and realistic expectations. This includes conducting a thorough audit of your current system, understanding its strengths and limitations, and identifying any potential challenges that may arise during migration.

2. Building a Comprehensive Timeline: Another crucial aspect of successful SAP migration is creating a comprehensive timeline that outlines all necessary tasks and milestones. This ensures that everyone involved in the process has a clear understanding of their responsibilities and deadlines. It's important to factor in ample time for testing, troubleshooting, and training to minimize disruptions once the migration is complete.

3. Prioritizing Data Security: Data security should always be top priority when migrating an SAP system. Implementing stringent security measures throughout the entire migration process is vital to ensure that sensitive data remains confidential and protected from external threats. Additionally, having backup systems in place can help mitigate any potential loss or damage during the transition period.

By following these best practices, organizations can maximize their chances of executing a successful SAP migration while minimizing risks associated with data loss, downtime, or other unforeseen issues. With careful planning, adequate resources, and strong collaboration between all stakeholders involved, businesses can seamlessly transition to their new SAP environment without significant disruptions to daily operations.

Conclusion: Importance of proper planning and execution

Proper planning and execution are crucial elements for success in any endeavor. Whether you are running a business or embarking on a personal project, having a well-thought-out plan and executing it efficiently can make all the difference. SKYPER BUSINESS SOLution recognizes the significance of these two aspects and offers comprehensive tools to streamline your planning and execution processes.

One of the key reasons why proper planning is important is that it allows you to set clear goals and objectives. When you have a concrete plan in place, you can prioritize tasks, allocate resources effectively, and stay focused on what needs to be achieved. SKYPER BUSSINESS SOLution provides innovative features that enable users to create detailed action plans with specific milestones and deadlines, ensuring accountability throughout the process.

Furthermore, effective execution is equally essential for turning your plans into reality. Without efficient implementation, even the most well-crafted plan can fall flat. With SKYPER BUSSINESS SOLutions user-friendly interface and advanced tracking capabilities, you can monitor progress in real-time, identify potential bottlenecks early on, and make necessary adjustments swiftly. This level of visibility not only enhances productivity but also helps maintain motivation among team members by showcasing their accomplishments along the way.

[geekylucy]

Unlocking Business Intelligence with SAP Analytics Cloud

In today’s fast-paced business landscape, timely and intelligent decision-making is essential for survival and growth. Businesses need tools that not only collect data but also help interpret it in a way that drives actionable insights. SAP Analytics Cloud (SAC) is one such powerful tool. It brings together business intelligence, planning, and predictive analytics on a single cloud-based platform. By integrating data from multiple sources, SAC empowers organizations to make informed, real-time decisions that support long-term success.

Why SAP Analytics Cloud Matters

SAP Analytics Cloud is not just another analytics tool—it is a comprehensive solution that helps businesses visualize, plan, and act. At its core, SAC offers a unified platform where users can analyze data, forecast future trends, and collaborate across departments. It turns raw data into strategic insight, enabling businesses to respond swiftly to market changes and internal demands.

Key Benefits of SAP Analytics Cloud

Centralized Data Management One of SAC’s standout features is its ability to manage data centrally. This allows businesses to pull data from various systems and consolidate it into a single, trustworthy source. It reduces the chance of data duplication or inconsistency, helping teams stay aligned and making data-driven decisions with confidence. Centralized data access also fosters collaboration, as all departments can rely on the same real-time insights.

Interactive Dashboards and Reporting SAC offers customizable dashboards and advanced reporting features that are easy to use—even for non-technical users. The built-in tools, such as SAC Stories and Analytics Designer, help users create visually appealing reports that can be shared easily across teams. Whether it's financial data or supply chain performance, SAC turns complex datasets into actionable visuals that support better decision-making.

Predictive Analytics and Machine Learning With built-in predictive analytics, SAC goes beyond standard reporting. It uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to detect trends, forecast outcomes, and identify anomalies. Businesses can test different scenarios, evaluate the potential impact of decisions, and act with foresight. This ability to anticipate challenges or opportunities is a major competitive advantage.

End-to-End Business Planning SAC combines various aspects of business planning—financial, operational, and strategic—into a single platform. Users can simulate scenarios, assign roles with secure access, and version control their plans. This simplifies planning cycles and ensures that all stakeholders work from a single, accurate set of data. The result is smarter forecasting and more agile business strategies.

User-Friendly and Mobile-Ready SAC’s intuitive interface ensures that even users without a technical background can navigate it with ease. It’s also mobile-compatible, meaning decision-makers can access dashboards and reports anytime, anywhere. This flexibility ensures continuous access to insights, allowing leaders to act quickly when opportunities or issues arise.

Real-World Use Cases of SAC

SAP Analytics Cloud isn’t just theoretical—it has practical applications across industries. Businesses use SAC for:

Self-Service BI: Empowering staff to generate reports independently without IT help.

Planning & Forecasting: Streamlining financial and operational planning with accurate forecasting tools.

SAP Ecosystem Integration: Seamlessly integrating with SAP S/4HANA and SAP Datasphere to enhance analytics.

Operational Optimization: Gaining insights from real-time data to improve business processes and performance.

Why Your Business Should Adopt SAP Analytics Cloud

In an increasingly data-driven world, the ability to analyze and act on information is a must-have. SAC offers competitive advantages through its analytics depth, scalability, and ease of use. It is designed to grow with your business, helping you stay agile and informed as your needs evolve.

Organizations that adopt SAC benefit from lower costs, improved decision-making, and increased agility. Whether you're a small business or a large enterprise, SAC offers the flexibility and intelligence needed to navigate today’s challenges and seize tomorrow’s opportunities.

Conclusion

SAP Analytics Cloud is a strategic asset for any organization aiming to transform data into decisions. From centralized data management to real-time predictive insights, SAC is designed to help businesses thrive. Its user-friendly interface, seamless SAP integration, and powerful planning tools make it a smart choice for companies serious about growth. If you’re ready to take your business intelligence to the next level, SAP Analytics Cloud is worth exploring.

Get in touch with us today to unlock the full potential of SAP Analytics Cloud for your business.

[newgenetechnology]

Guide to Commercial Construction Management Software & Project Tools in Singapore

Construction isn’t what it used to be. The days of chasing paper blueprints, managing spreadsheets manually, and making endless calls from the site are behind us. Singapore’s booming skyline, fast-paced urban development, and tight regulations make it a hotspot for modern construction technology. If you're in the business of building in the Lion City, then commercial construction management software isn’t a luxury—it’s a must.

Let’s break down why these digital tools are transforming the game and how you can use them to take your projects from chaos to control.

Understanding Construction Management Software

What is Commercial Construction Management Software?

It’s like having a digital command center. These tools help construction firms plan, coordinate, and control every part of the project lifecycle—from bids to budgets, timelines to team chats.

Types of Construction Project Management Tools

All-in-one platforms: Handle everything from cost estimation to resource management.

Specialized tools: Focus on specific areas like scheduling, safety inspections, or client communications.

Key Features Every Contractor Should Look For

Real-time dashboards

Document management

RFIs and submittals tracking

Gantt charts and scheduling tools

Mobile access

Budgeting and invoicing

Benefits of Using Construction Management Software

Boost in Productivity and Efficiency

Teams no longer waste hours hunting for documents or syncing status updates. Everything is just a click away.

Cost Control and Budget Accuracy

Track every dollar with precision. Set budgets, get alerts, and forecast risks early.

Real-time Collaboration and Communication

No more endless WhatsApp chains. Updates, messages, and file shares are synced across devices and teams instantly.

Improved Project Scheduling and Delivery

Gantt charts, automated reminders, and task lists help keep the timeline in check—even when surprises pop up.

Top Use-Cases in Singapore’s Construction Industry

B2B Construction Companies

Large-scale residential, commercial, and industrial projects rely on these tools for coordination between subcontractors, vendors, and clients.

Government and Public Infrastructure

Singapore’s LTA and HDB projects require strict timeline control and compliance reporting—perfect for digital solutions.

Smart Building Developments

IoT sensors and real-time data monitoring integrate seamlessly with construction software.

Renovation and Facility Management Firms

Even smaller projects benefit from digital task tracking and client updates.

Top Commercial Construction Management Software in Singapore

Procore

A favorite among large contractors. It’s powerful, scalable, and loaded with features.

Buildertrend

Best for small to medium businesses. User-friendly and offers CRM tools too.

PlanGrid (Autodesk Build)

Great for blueprint markup and version control. Highly popular for site teams.

Novade (Singapore-Based)

Tailored for local compliance and safety protocols. Strong mobile-first interface.

Fieldwire

Lightweight but efficient. Popular for task management and site coordination.

Local Regulations & Compliance Tools

BCA Requirements and Safety Protocols

Singapore’s Building and Construction Authority (BCA) has strict codes. Good software can automate inspections, digital sign-offs, and keep you audit-ready.

How Software Helps Maintain Compliance

Automatically schedule mandatory checks

Store certifications and licenses

Generate digital safety reports

Cloud vs On-Premise Solutions

Pros and Cons of Cloud-Based Software

Pros: Access anywhere, no maintenance, automatic updates Cons: Requires stable internet, ongoing subscription costs

When On-Premise Makes Sense

For companies with strict data policies or operating in remote areas with weak connectivity.

Integration with Other Tools

ERP Systems

Syncs with enterprise tools like SAP or Oracle for seamless cost and HR management.

BIM Integration

3D modeling becomes more actionable when paired with scheduling and task tools.

Accounting and Payroll Software

Track labor costs and generate invoices without jumping across platforms.

Mobile Access and On-Site Benefits

Managing Projects from the Field

Snap photos, assign tasks, update timelines—all from your phone.

Offline Capabilities for Remote Sites

Some tools allow offline updates that sync when back online—a lifesaver in low-network zones.

Common Challenges and How Software Solves Them

Miscommunication Between Teams

Central dashboards and alerts reduce crossed wires and misunderstandings.

Document and Version Control

Avoid “wrong version” disasters. Everything’s timestamped and stored centrally.

Time Overruns

Real-time insights help spot delays early—and fix them fast.

Choosing the Right Software for Your Business

Size of Your Company

Large contractors may need robust solutions like Procore; smaller firms might do great with Buildertrend.

Project Complexity

High-rise development vs. interior renovation—different needs, different tools.

Budget and Scalability

Always consider whether the tool can grow with your business.

Future Trends in Construction Tech (Singapore Focus)

AI and Machine Learning

From forecasting delays to optimizing workforce allocation—AI is entering the scene.

IoT in Construction Monitoring

Sensors for temperature, humidity, or motion feed real-time site data into your dashboards.

Sustainable Construction and Green Tech

Track material usage, carbon footprint, and LEED compliance—all via software.

How to Implement Construction Software Successfully

Team Training and Onboarding

Don’t just install it—teach your team how to use it right.

Data Migration Tips

Clean and organize your old files before moving them into a new system.

Vendor Support and Updates

Choose software vendors that offer strong customer support and regular updates.

Case Study: Singapore-Based Firm That Transformed with Tech

A mid-sized commercial builder in Jurong adopted Novade and saw:

40% fewer project delays

25% faster site inspections

100% paperless compliance reports

The ROI? A project win rate increase of 18% in under a year.

Conclusion

Singapore's construction industry is evolving rapidly—and falling behind isn’t an option. Whether you're a small renovation firm or a major commercial developer, embracing construction management software could be the smartest move you make this year.

Digitization isn’t about replacing people—it’s about empowering them to build better, faster, and safer.

FAQs

1. What is the best construction software for small contractors in Singapore? Buildertrend and Novade are great options thanks to their ease of use and local support.

2. Can project management software reduce construction delays? Yes, with real-time updates and alerts, delays can be anticipated and avoided early.

3. Is it expensive to implement construction software? Costs vary, but many tools offer tiered pricing. The ROI typically outweighs the expense.

4. How secure is cloud-based construction software? Most leading platforms use enterprise-grade encryption and regular security updates.

5. What are the top features to prioritize? Scheduling, budgeting, mobile access, compliance tracking, and document management.

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Seamless Shifts: Building Business Continuity with Dynamics 365 Migration Services

Organizations using legacy ERP or CRM systems often face slow performance, fragmented data, and limited scalability. This has led many to pursue Dynamics 365 migration as a reliable step toward modernization and efficiency. With increasing adoption of cloud-first infrastructure, shifting workloads to Microsoft’s business applications platform has become a key move for growing enterprises.

Dynamics 365 migration services help businesses move from on-premise systems, outdated applications, or other cloud solutions into Microsoft’s ecosystem. This shift is not just about technology upgrades — it’s about reconfiguring business processes for better data access, smoother collaboration, and predictive analytics.

Trends in Dynamics 365 Migration

Cloud-first strategy: Companies migrating to Dynamics 365 often couple the transition with Azure Migration Services. This offers a scalable and secure foundation, ensuring compatibility with Microsoft services and minimizing disruptions.

Data cleanup and consolidation: Migrations are being used as opportunities to remove redundant data and improve master data accuracy across sales, finance, operations, and service functions.

Accelerated deployments: Preconfigured templates and automation tools are now being used to shorten deployment cycles, especially for clients migrating from earlier Dynamics versions or competing platforms like Salesforce or SAP.

Security compliance: Dynamics 365 offers built-in GDPR compliance, encryption, and access management. Migrating from legacy systems can significantly strengthen an organization’s data security posture.

What Migration Involves

Assessment and Planning

Identifying existing systems and data dependencies

Creating a roadmap for feature mapping, downtime planning, and licensing requirements

Data Preparation

Cleaning, formatting, and structuring datasets

Prioritizing high-value data for retention and compliance

System Integration

Ensuring integrations with Microsoft 365, Power Platform, or third-party systems

Planning for APIs and business logic replication

Testing and Validation

Conducting functional and user acceptance testing

Monitoring system behavior post-migration

User Enablement

Training teams on new workflows and features

Supporting change management to ensure a smooth transition

When to Consider Migration

Your current ERP or CRM system is nearing end-of-life or has become cost-intensive to maintain

You require mobile accessibility, real-time insights, or automation features not available in your legacy tools

You’re expanding globally or across departments and need consistent, scalable infrastructure

You want to leverage Power Platform components such as Power BI integration or Power Automate for business process optimization

VBeyond Digital’s Expertise

VBeyond Digital brings hands-on experience across a wide range of Dynamics 365 migration projects, with a focus on minimizing risk and ensuring operational continuity. The team helps businesses evaluate existing systems, configure efficient migration pathways, and deploy the right Microsoft solutions with clarity and precision.

Whether it’s a small-scale module transition or a full suite deployment paired with Azure Migration Services, VBeyond Digital supports every stage with deep technical insight and post-migration optimization strategies.

With strong capabilities in data transformation, business analysis, and Microsoft integration, VBeyond Digital ensures that the transition to Dynamics 365 leads to measurable business value.

Conclusion

Migration doesn’t have to be disruptive or resource-heavy when backed by the right strategy and technology. Moving to Microsoft’s modern ecosystem — through Dynamics 365 migration — can bring stronger reporting, better collaboration, and tighter integration between business functions.

Teams that prioritize modernization now are setting the stage for smarter operations, streamlined workflows, and scalable growth. Let VBeyond Digital be your partner in making that shift smoother and more successful.

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SAP MDK (Mobile Development Kit) plays a significant role in SAP BTP (Business Technology Platform) development, especially in creating cross-platform mobile and web applications with minimal code. Here are the key contributions of SAP MDK (Mobile Development Kit) to BTP development:

🚀 1. Low-Code/No-Code Development

MDK enables developers (and even business users) to build mobile and web apps using low-code/no-code approaches.

It reduces development time and effort by providing a visual programming environment with drag-and-drop features.

📱 2. Cross-Platform App Creation

With MDK, developers can create iOS, Android, and web apps from a single codebase.

This is highly beneficial in BTP scenarios where apps need to be quickly deployed across various devices.

🔗 3. Tight Integration with SAP Backend Systems

MDK allows seamless integration with SAP systems like SAP S/4HANA, SAP Gateway, OData services, and SAP Mobile Services.

This makes it ideal for building apps that need to work with real-time SAP data.

☁️ 4. Optimized for SAP BTP

MDK apps can be deployed and managed directly on SAP Mobile Services in BTP.

Supports cloud-based lifecycle management including app versioning, updates, and distribution.

🔐 5. Security and Offline Support

Built-in support for security protocols like OAuth 2.0, SSO, and SAML.

Native support for offline data sync, essential for mobile users in low-connectivity environments.

🛠️ 6. Extensibility with JavaScript and Native Code

MDK allows advanced users to write custom logic using JavaScript, and even integrate with native code if needed, offering flexibility beyond the visual editor.

📊 7. Enhanced User Experience

It provides native UI components and templates that ensure SAP Fiori-compliant UX, improving user adoption and consistency.

In Summary:

SAP MDK on BTP accelerates mobile and web application development, especially for enterprise apps that need SAP integration, cross-platform support, and a Fiori-like user experience, all while reducing the coding effort significantly

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Best ERP Software for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in the UAE

In the fast-paced and dynamic business landscape of the UAE, Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) face unique challenges, from managing operations efficiently to staying compliant with local regulations. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software has become a game-changer, helping SMEs streamline processes, enhance productivity, and drive growth. With numerous ERP solutions available, choosing the right one can be daunting. This blog explores the best ERP software options for SMEs in the UAE in 2025, highlighting their key features, benefits, and why they suit the region’s vibrant market.

Why SMEs in the UAE Need ERP Software

The UAE’s economy is diverse, spanning industries like retail, manufacturing, logistics, and services. SMEs, which form the backbone of this economy, often juggle multiple processes—finance, inventory, sales, and HR—while navigating VAT compliance and global competition. ERP software integrates these functions into a single platform, offering:

Automation: Reduces manual tasks like bookkeeping and inventory tracking.

Real-Time Insights: Provides data-driven decision-making with up-to-date reports.

Scalability: Grows with your business, accommodating increased data and users.

Compliance: Ensures adherence to UAE’s VAT and regulatory requirements.

Cost Efficiency: Minimizes operational costs by streamlining workflows.

With these benefits in mind, let’s dive into the top ERP software solutions tailored for UAE SMEs.

Top ERP Software for SMEs in the UAE

1. Odoo ERP

Overview: Odoo is an open-source, modular ERP solution gaining popularity among UAE SMEs for its affordability and flexibility. Its suite of over 1,000 modules covers accounting, inventory, CRM, and e-commerce, allowing businesses to start small and scale as needed.

Key Features:

Modular design: Pay only for the modules you need, such as sales or HR.

User-friendly interface: Intuitive dashboard reduces the learning curve.

Cloud and on-premise options: Flexible deployment to suit your IT setup.

Multi-currency support: Ideal for UAE’s international trade environment.

Why It’s Great for UAE SMEs: Odoo’s cost-effective pricing, with a free community version and affordable enterprise plans, makes it accessible for budget-conscious SMEs. Its customization capabilities align with diverse industries, and its active community ensures regular updates. For example, UAE retail businesses can integrate Odoo’s POS and inventory modules to manage sales seamlessly.

Best For: SMEs in retail, trading, and services looking for a scalable, budget-friendly ERP.

2. SAP Business One

Overview: SAP Business One is a robust ERP solution designed for SMEs, offering comprehensive tools for financials, sales, inventory, and CRM. Its scalability and integration with SAP’s ecosystem make it a trusted choice in the UAE.

Key Features:

Real-time analytics: Dashboards for tracking KPIs and financial performance.

Industry-specific modules: Tailored for retail, manufacturing, and distribution.

VAT compliance: Built-in features to meet UAE tax requirements.

Mobile access: Manage operations on the go via mobile apps.

Why It’s Great for UAE SMEs: SAP Business One’s reliability and local support in the UAE ensure compliance with regional regulations. Its ability to handle complex processes suits growing SMEs, particularly in manufacturing and logistics. For instance, a Dubai-based trading company can use its supply chain tools to optimize procurement.

Best For: SMEs with complex operations needing a mature, industry-specific ERP.

3. Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central

Overview: This cloud-based ERP from Microsoft integrates seamlessly with tools like Outlook, Excel, and Power BI, making it ideal for SMEs already using Microsoft products. It offers modules for finance, operations, and sales.

Key Features:

Microsoft ecosystem integration: Enhances collaboration with familiar tools.

AI-driven insights: Predictive analytics for sales and inventory.

Customizable modules: Adaptable to retail, manufacturing, or services.

Robust security: Compliant with UAE’s data protection standards.

Why It’s Great for UAE SMEs: Its out-of-the-box integration and user-friendly interface reduce implementation time, a key advantage for SMEs with limited IT resources. The pricing, starting at $70 per user per month for the Essentials plan, offers value for growing businesses. UAE SMEs in professional services can leverage its CRM and project management tools for efficiency.

Best For: SMEs seeking a cloud-based ERP with strong Microsoft integration.

4. Oracle NetSuite

Overview: Oracle NetSuite is a leading cloud ERP solution known for its scalability and comprehensive features. It caters to SMEs in retail, manufacturing, and professional services, offering end-to-end business management.

Key Features:

Financial management: Real-time reporting and multi-entity management.

Supply chain optimization: Tools for inventory and procurement.

Native cloud platform: Accessible anywhere with automatic upgrades.

E-commerce integration: Manages online sales and inventory.

Why It’s Great for UAE SMEs: NetSuite’s cloud-based nature eliminates the need for heavy infrastructure, a plus for SMEs in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Its standardized workflows help rapidly growing businesses transition from spreadsheets. For example, a UAE e-commerce SME can use NetSuite to sync online orders with inventory.

Best For: Fast-growing SMEs needing a scalable, cloud-first ERP.

5. ERPNext

Overview: ERPNext is an open-source ERP solution offering a cost-effective alternative for UAE SMEs. Its modules include accounting, inventory, HR, and project management, with high customization potential.

Key Features:

Open-source: Free to use with optional paid support.

Modular design: Covers sales, purchases, and manufacturing.

Customizable workflows: Tailored to specific business needs.

Local community support: Active in the UAE for implementation help.

Why It’s Great for UAE SMEs: ERPNext’s low cost and flexibility make it ideal for startups and small businesses. Its open-source model allows UAE SMEs to customize features without hefty licensing fees. For instance, a Sharjah-based manufacturing SME can adapt ERPNext to manage production workflows.

Best For: Budget-conscious SMEs and startups needing customization.

Key Considerations for Choosing an ERP in the UAE

Selecting the right ERP for your SME involves evaluating your business needs and the software’s capabilities. Here are critical factors to consider:

Scalability: Ensure the ERP can handle increased transactions and users as your business grows. Solutions like NetSuite and SAP Business One excel here.

Customization: Look for systems like Odoo and ERPNext that allow tailoring to industry-specific needs.

Ease of Use: A user-friendly interface, as seen in Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Odoo, minimizes training time.

Compliance: Verify VAT and regulatory compliance, crucial for UAE businesses. SAP Business One and NetSuite offer robust compliance features.

Cost: Balance upfront and ongoing costs. ERPNext and Odoo are budget-friendly, while NetSuite and Dynamics 365 suit higher budgets.

Local Support: Choose vendors with strong UAE presence, like SAP and Microsoft, for reliable implementation and support.

Cloud vs. On-Premise: Cloud-based ERPs like NetSuite and Dynamics 365 reduce IT costs, while Odoo and ERPNext offer both options.

Challenges and Solutions for ERP Implementation

While ERP systems offer immense benefits, implementation can pose challenges for SMEs:

High Initial Costs: Solutions like SAP Business One may have higher upfront costs. Opt for modular ERPs like Odoo to start small.

Complex Integration: Integrating with existing systems can be tricky. Choose ERPs with strong integration capabilities, like Dynamics 365.

Employee Resistance: Staff may resist new systems. User-friendly ERPs like Odoo and comprehensive training can ease adoption.

Time-Intensive Setup: Implementation can take months. Vendors with local UAE support, such as SAP and Microsoft, expedite the process.

Why 2025 Is the Year for UAE SMEs to Adopt ERP

The UAE’s Vision 2030 emphasizes digital transformation, making 2025 a pivotal year for SMEs to adopt ERP systems. With the global cloud ERP market projected to grow at a 15.5% CAGR by 2032, SMEs can leverage these tools to stay competitive. Whether you’re a retail business in Dubai, a manufacturer in Sharjah, or a service provider in Abu Dhabi, the right ERP can transform your operations.

Conclusion

Choosing the Best ERP Software UAE SME depends on your industry, budget, and growth goals. Odoo and ERPNext are perfect for cost-conscious startups, while SAP Business One and Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central suit SMEs with complex needs. Oracle NetSuite is ideal for fast-growing businesses eyeing scalability. Evaluate your requirements, prioritize scalability and compliance, and partner with a reliable vendor with UAE expertise.

Ready to streamline your SME’s operations? Contact local ERP providers for demos and start your journey toward efficiency and growth today!

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How Cloud Based SAP Business One Solves Common Business Challenges

In today’s fast-paced digital world, businesses—especially small and mid-sized enterprises (SMEs)—face challenges like increasing operational costs, limited scalability, data security concerns, and the need for real-time data access. Traditional on-premise ERP solutions often struggle to keep up. That’s where Cloud Based SAP Business One comes in as a game-changer.

With the power of SAP Business One Cloud Hosting, businesses can overcome common hurdles and unlock efficiency, flexibility, and growth. Let's explore how this cloud ERP solution helps tackle real-world business challenges.

1. Challenge: High IT Infrastructure Costs

Solution: Maintaining physical servers and hardware demands significant upfront investment and ongoing maintenance. SAP Business One Cloud Hosting eliminates these costs by shifting your ERP infrastructure to a secure cloud environment. This helps businesses reduce capital expenditure and switch to a more manageable subscription-based model.

2. Challenge: Limited Accessibility

Solution: In today’s remote and hybrid work environments, accessing critical business data from anywhere is essential. With SAP B1 Cloud, employees can access the system from any device with an internet connection. This increases productivity, supports mobility, and ensures that your team is always connected—whether in the office or on the move.

3. Challenge: Scalability Restrictions

Solution: As your business grows, so do your software and data needs. Traditional systems can struggle to scale. Cloud Based SAP Business One offers flexible scalability, allowing you to add users, storage, and modules as needed—without worrying about hardware limitations or expensive upgrades.

4. Challenge: Data Security and Backup Concerns

Solution: Data loss or breaches can be devastating. With SAP Business One Cloud Hosting, your data is stored in secure data centers with regular automated backups, encryption, and disaster recovery protocols. This ensures maximum protection and business continuity.

5. Challenge: Delayed Updates and Maintenance

Solution: On-premise ERP systems often require manual updates, which can be time-consuming and lead to downtime. SAP B1 Cloud ensures you always have access to the latest version of the software, with automatic updates and minimal disruption.

6. Challenge: Complex IT Management

Solution: Small businesses may not have dedicated IT teams. With Cloud Based SAP Business One, all technical aspects—like server management, updates, security, and performance monitoring—are handled by your cloud service provider. This lets you focus on your core business instead of IT headaches.

Final Thoughts

SAP Business One Cloud Hosting is more than just a technology upgrade—it's a strategic business move. It enables SMEs to solve common operational challenges with ease, boosting productivity, enhancing collaboration, and reducing costs.

Whether you're a growing manufacturer, retailer, distributor, or service provider, SAP B1 Cloud offers the tools and flexibility needed to thrive in a competitive market.

Ready to Move to the Cloud?

Partner with a trusted provider and transition to Cloud Based SAP Business One for a smarter, more agile business future. Explore scalable solutions tailored to your needs and enjoy expert support every step of the way.