Anith Gopal

Our thanks to Chris Oswald at Equisys for bring Dickens alive for the NAV Community…. read on…    It is a snowy and dark Christmas Eve, two years to the day after the recruitment of Ebenezer Newman’s business partner Jacob McIntee.  Most businesses are now closed for the holidays, having given their employees the day off.  But not Newman.  He has an outdated ERP system that produces roomfuls of dusty paper files and exhausts his faithful clerk Bob Farr, whom Newman will not allow home until he has finished the long and tedious process of printing, stuffing, franking and posting out all of the statements to customers.  Once again Farr quietly suggests they consider using NAV with the Zetadocs add-on, but Newman rebuffs him with his usual “Bah, humbug!”   However later that night, the ghost of Jacob McIntee (glammed up as his alter ego order processor, Susan) appears before Newman and warns him that his soul will be bearing heavy chains for eternity if he does not change his terrible ERP system, and also predicts that a series of other ghosts will follow. Three Christmas ghosts do indeed visit Newman during the course of the night, fulfilling McIntee’s prophecy

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Yule (B)log Number 1 – A Christmas Carol. Thanks to Equisys.