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Sage 300 CRE users have been relying solely on on-premises servers to manage their data for many years. But now, since...

<p dir="auto">According to the Richmond Fed, over the past 50 years (from 1970 to 2020), U.S. construction productivity has fallen by more than 30%, while the rest of the economy nearly doubled. It’s because many construction companies are still running core financial and operational processes the same way they were 20 years ago, on spreadsheets, through […]</p>

<p dir="auto">The month-end scramble is a term most construction accountants know a bit too well. You spend the first week of every month in a blur of emails and spreadsheet gymnastics to figure out where your projects stand. It often feels like a race against a clock that is ticking way too fast for comfort. But […]</p>

<p dir="auto">Sage 300 CRE users have been relying solely on on-premises servers to manage their data for many years. But now, since cloud technology has become the standard for business operations, many companies are exploring how to actually move their Sage data into modern cloud environments. Some users also want to move to the cloud because […]</p>

<p dir="auto">Construction is one of those industries that haven’t kept pace with technology the way it should have.&nbsp; You see construction firms still managing their finances the old way when modern dedicated tools are there to tackle everything in one place. These companies track projects using siloed spreadsheets and PDFs, which is an error-prone approach.&nbsp; There […]</p>

<p dir="auto">Sage 300 CRE is one of those ERPs everyone in construction and real estate has at least heard of, even if they haven’t used it. It shows up in almost every “best construction software” list. And rightly so. It has been the safe pick in construction accounting since its launch in the early 1970s. When […]</p>

<p dir="auto">Construction accounting software demos always look impressive. Every platform claims comprehensive construction accounting capabilities. But the reality emerges during the implementation and usage phases. That’s when you realize what “comprehensive” actually means for your specific operations. The choice between Sage 300 CRE vs. Vista by Viewpoint hinges less on feature checklists and more on operational […]</p>

<p dir="auto">Many companies have been using Sage 300 CRE for decades. During this time period, they’ve massively changed. Their business model has seen changes, their workforce has changed, and even the real estate and construction industry they operate within hasn’t remained the same. All these changes and years of use cause their Sage 300 CRE software […]</p>

<p dir="auto">Excel has been around for about 40 years now. In these four decades, it has been a go-to platform for all sorts of businesses. And it deserves to be so. Almost every professional is familiar with it and knows how to use it. It also has nearly no financial barriers. It wouldn’t be wrong to […]</p>

<p dir="auto">The Office of the CFO report 2025 by Pigment finds that 89% chief finance officers (CFOs) are still lacking accurate or complete data to base their decisions on. The major reason is manual data entry, which is fraught with the risk of errors. This also causes CFOs to spend most of their time looking for […]</p>

<p dir="auto">Gartner estimates that 55% to 75% of ERP implementations fail to meet their objectives. This is what causes teams to frequently migrate from one ERP to another ERP and then another… But if you’ve built your workflows, reports, and processes around, lets say, Sage 300 CRE, the thought of replacing it with another ERP can […]</p>