We’re about to bust some serious myths about Infor’s multi-tenant cloud in this blog post—so brace yourself! Let’s start by demystifying the real difference between single-tenant and multi-tenant. Single-tenant is a single instance of the software and supporting infrastructure to serve a single customer, while multi-tenant means that a single instance of the software and its supporting infrastructure serves multiple customers.

Inforum 2019 has a lot to offer with rich content being discussed at speed sessions and guest talks, along with some of the industry’s best entertainers. With a week left to go – this Inforum, we’re giving you a few good reasons as to why you need to visit Booth #1724.

World Environment Day by the United Nations was found to encourage international awareness to protect our environment.

Years of experience in implementing ERPs across multiple verticals have taught implementation partners the value of a comprehensive discovery phase – they make implementing ERP simpler.

Fortude launched a global virtual step challenge titled #MoveIt on 7th April to coincide with World Health Day 2019.

On the 18th of January, Fortude launched the ‘I AM DIVERSITY’ initiative, as part of its corporate ethos to encourage a diverse and inclusive workplace for all employees irrespective of age, gender, race, color, orientation and disability.

We are the laziest and the most impatient version of homo-sapiens ever to exist on the planet Earth.

No matter the size of the organization, change is inevitable and is an essential component for growth. The name change last year was a part of a corporate redefinition of its branding strategy.

Harpo Gooneratne – owner and restauranteur of famous Colombo hot spots such as Harpo’s pizza,

Former Sri Lanka Test Cricket captain and ICC Chief Match Referee Ranjan Madugalle delivered a guest talk at Fortude in an afternoon of rich experience sharing.

What’s the best way to succeed – in life, in work, and in general? Thilak Piyadigama, Chief Operating Officer at Nations Trust Bank, has the answer.

Many ERP implementations fail to become success stories. According to analyst firm Gartner, approximately 75 % of all ERP projects fail.