Category: Crematories

Changing Consumer Attitudes to Death

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The death care profession has faced an overwhelming amount of pressure since the start of the pandemic in 2020. The increased death rate, coupled with government lockdowns and restrictions, has meant that the role of the death care professionals has changed considerably over the last two years. One-on-one interaction has decreased in favor of online […]

Your Future is in the Clouds: OpusXenta Software Connects Suppliers with Seamless Service

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The clouds in the sky are distant, vast, epic, and have power we cannot see. That’s actually a perfect analogy for how cloud computing works. Cloud computing is always available—essentially on-demand computer system resources, especially data storage, emails, and computing power. Most major businesses and industries now utilize some sort of cloud computing—even though it […]

Unlock Your Business Potential: Why Comprehensive Reporting is Important

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In any funeral home, cemetery or crematory, having a comprehensive overview of your business is essential to maintaining a sustainable operation. Whether you need a snapshot of your financial position or projections for the year ahead, an indicator of the current state of company assets, or need to ensure regulatory compliance, there are many reasons […]

Records Management Made Easy: The Benefits of Digitizing Your Records

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Records are at the heart of every cemetery and not only provide an invaluable window into the past but are critical to planning and managing its future. In an increasingly tech-driven world, digitization transforms the way we record, manage and track data, and burial records are no exception. Digitizing burial records is not a new […]