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MCGLADREY PICKS MOBILITY LEADER

Soren Burkhart, McGladrey McGladrey has named Soren Burkhart to lead its Southeast Region technology consulting practice and to serve as national leader, mobility services. Burkhart, now a principal in the firm, works from its Vienna, Va., office.

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INTUIT OPENS QUICKBOOKS APIs

Brad Smith, IntuitSaying it is looking for the next killer financial application, Intuit has opened the application programming interface to several products. These are Quicken, QuickBooks, Mint.com and FinanceWorks.

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MAINTENANCE REQUIRED FOR SAGE PRO

Sage logoSage is requiring customer who buy its Sage Pro accounting modules also purchase  its Business Care plan. It is also mandating that any user who has fallen off the maintenance plan and wants to sign up again must pay for all the lapsed years along with forking over a maintenance fee. Read more...

ACUMATICA GETS M'SOFT VET AS COO

Yuri Larichev, AcumaticaAcumatica has reached into the Microsoft talent pool again with the hiring of Yury Larichev as COO. Larichev was Microsoft's general manager of worldwide SMB sales and marketing operations. He joined Microsoft Russia in October 2009 and had taken his most recent position in April.

 

 

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NEW VAR MODEL COMING IN EUROPE?

Ian Mac Hueg Herlevsen,  ProdwareAs Dutch Dynamics reseller Qurius lops off subsidiaries, perhaps more is going on than a terrible European economy and one company's distress. First, the news at Qurius, which is liquidating after business hit the fan this summer. It has sold subsidiaries in Germany, the United Kingdom, France and Spain to Prodware, a major shareholder. Read more...

SEC DOCS OUTLINE HIGHTOWER MESS

Hightower logoThe slide of Hightower from important reseller to fire sale special is outlined in documents filed with the SEC by SilverSun Technologies, parent of  SWK Technologies, which picked up the pieces. Hightower lost just under $400,000 on revenue of $3.3 million for the year ended December 31. It also ended 2011 with $53,248 in cash, which shrank to $11,609 on March 31.

 

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XERO JOBS BOOM, MORE PLANNED

xero logoCloud accounting vendor Xero has added 128 jobs this calendar year, bringing the number of employees to 187. That is up 124 percent so far and the New Zealand-based vendor plans to add another 100 before April. That signals the company's intention to keep growing at a rapid clip.

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BLACKBAUD NABS CAPGEMINI EXEC

Joe Moye, BlackbaudBlackbaud has hired Joe Moye as president of its Enterprise Customer Business Unit. Moye, who has served as CEO of Capgemini Government Solutions, is replacing Gene Austin, president of the former Convio, who joined the nonprofit vendor when it purchased Convio in May. Read more...

DELTEK DEAL DRAWS SUIT

Deltek logoIt would probably be a bigger story if the proposed acquisition of Deltek by venture firm Thoma Bravo did not draw a suit. After all, most merger announcements are followed by notices from law firms investigating possible breaches of fiduciary duty by  directors.

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GOLDMINE ADDS LANGUAGES

GoldMine logoGoldMine, the operation newly named after its veteran CRM product, has released its software in German, Spanish, Italian and Russian. The new features hit the market with special pricing that expired by the time I got onto this release (which I swear was not posted anywhere near the date claimed on the website.) Read more...

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