Having a good software implementation is essential to a company’s success. Businesses and projects come in many different shapes and sizes, so implementation styles can be adjusted to fit each case. One important decision is whether to have a trainer on-site, have training sessions virtually, or employ a mix of both styles. While both on-site and virtual implementations are effective and can lead to the same successful end, there are strengths to both that may better cater to a business’s or project’s specific needs. Whether it’s preferring the hands-on style of on-site or preferring the flexibility of virtual, businesses have a number of factors to consider.
Meet the Team: Ryan DiCamillo, Application Specialist – Retail & BI
There are a variety of team members who have taken different career paths to get to where they are at ADD Systems today. Some new employees have just begun their journey at ADD, while many have been here for a while. Others are in the thick of their careers and are a stabilizing force for their departments. Ryan DiCamillo, an Application Specialist for the Retail/BI Department, is just that. Whether it’s being a supportive team member within his department or helping clients get the most out of their ADD eStore and Atlas Reporting software, Ryan wears many hats.
Takeaways from the 2025 NACS Show
The team got back from the NACS Show this month, and it was a blast! We were happy to show off our convenience store software and connect with new and familiar faces. The show was filled with great sessions, focusing on a variety of topics, workshops, and case studies, including: Data Strategy for All Retailers: …
Introducing the ADD User Group Finance Committee
In the latest episode of ADDcast, Alec Hulbert of Tiger Fuel and Severine Gimenez of Port Consolidated, chairs of the new ADD User Group Finance Committee, introduce its intent and their plans to create an impactful group. They go over how the Finance Committee formed, what topics it will focus on, and, due the the nature of finance touching many different functional areas, how they plan to partner with other AUG committees for joint discussions.
