The Moraware Blog

Oh, I think we all know the chaos of a disorganized system. You know what I mean - phones ringing, too much time tracking down answers, lots of miscommunication and mistakes making everyone cranky. So then you know why centralizing job information in a countertop shop...

This is one of our favorite questions to ask when we first talk to a fabricator looking at software. It's an important question, and one that can be applied to any part of your business. Let's face it - as humans, we all get into a comfortable groove and it's hard to...

Software is supposed to help make your life easier, not harder. But with so many options, how do you know if a software will better your business or make everything harder? To help you make the best choice for your business, here are five red flags to watch for when...

Here at Moraware, we're *big* believers in the power of organizing your business. Over the last year, we've covered a variety of ways to do this depending on what your bottlenecks are. From reorganizing your shop layout for maximum efficiency, implementing software to...

Let's face it - every business hopes their customers are happy. After all, that leads to more customers! But unless we're actively paying attention to what makes our customers happy or where mistakes are happening, there are probably more tough conversations than we'd...

As the owner of 77 Stone in Texas and New Mexico, Ed la Puma understands how much time and money matters when running a countertop business. He also understands that software is the key to handling growth pain-free. So how does Ed and his team get the 77 Stone shops...

Whether you're building a new shop or reorganizing your layout to maximize space, it can be overwhelming to commit to a certain plan. It's a lot to think about at once! You have to think about your current processes and what your future growth might look like, as well...

You can talk about reworks and how to reduce them until you’re red in the face. And that's actually great because we all know they are a major problem. But, in order to reduce your reworks, you first need to understand the what, who, and how that is unique to your...