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EXACT NEW HQ A SIGN OF OPTIMISM?
- Thursday, 22 April 2010
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
Maybe I’m reading too much into this. But I’d like to think when a company moves into a new headquarters facility that it is expressing confidence in its future. Anyway, Exact has moved into a new HQ building after 25 years in the same spot in Delft, the Netherlands, into the Technopolis Innovation Park in the same city. The press release didn’t describe the size of the building, but said that for the 500 employees in Delft the new facility offers “a flexible, open work environment, in terms of both time and space.”
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MICROSOFT ROLLS OUT GP 2010, SURPRISE
- Thursday, 22 April 2010
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
It would have been hard not to miss the build up and there was only a bit of letdown when the press release issued under NDA before it was made public turned out to be for Dynamics GP 2010. Considering the number of launch events resellers have scheduled for the new version, there weren’t too many people that didn’t know this product was hitting the market soon—general release is May 1. Errol Schoenfish, director of product management, said there are three themes with GP 2010. Read more...
COLUMBUS IT GETS CFO; NEEDS TRANSLATOR
- Thursday, 22 April 2010
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
ADVENTURES IN PC-LAND
- Thursday, 22 April 2010
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
SPEEDTAX AND BAASS HARMONIZE
- Thursday, 22 April 2010
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
SpeedTax, which makes online sales-and-use tax applications, is working with Canadian Accpac reseller BAASS Business Solutions to deliver an application that will meet the needs of companies affected by Canada’s Harmonized Sales Tax legislation. HST replaces a structure of a federal goods and services tax and provincial sales taxes with one sales tax. While it was already in effect in four provinces, HST takes effect on July 1 in Ontario and British Columbia.
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N-ABLE STARTS HOW-TO TRAINING PROGRAM
- Thursday, 22 April 2010
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
N-Able Technologies, which makes remote monitoring and management software for managed service providers, has introduced a training program for its N-central 7.0 software. The Ottawa-based company called it a field and Web-based training program designed to help with new customer acquisitions and placing all existing small and midsize business customers' networked devices under management.
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NET@WORK GETS FITZGERALD GROUP
- Thursday, 15 April 2010
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
Net@Work made its last acquisition in 2009 when it picked up the Sage business from Solutions Strategists. Net@Work has acquired Sharon, Mass.-based Fitzgerald Group and will be maintaining that office and keeping owner Mike Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald's MAS 90/200 and 500 business will become part of Net@Work. However, the Deltek software reselling business will not, according to Net@Work co-founder Alex Solomon. "We are not picking up Deltek. It didn’t make sense," says Solomon. Net@Work said that would add to its more than 130 consultants and support personnel. Fitzgerald, which employed about 12 people, was named to the Sage's President Circle for 2009, its third straight year and the fifth time in seven years. Meanwhile, Solomon noted that hascompany has begun selling Sage's high-end X3 manufacturing package. It hired Marco Garneri, who had been employed by an Italian reseller, and had him move to New York to provide technological knowledge and consulting for the X3 business.
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- Thursday, 15 April 2010
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
SWK REPORTS BIG DEAL
- Thursday, 15 April 2010
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
SWK Technologies has reported a major sale, the kind of announcement that hasn't happened formally in a while so its economy must be improving. The Livingston, N.J.-based Sage reseller said the deal was to a major financial services company in New York with the MAS 500 software and services adding up to more than $100,000. Read more...
ZENITH INFOTECH OPENS ZENITH UNIVERSITY
- Wednesday, 14 April 2010
- News and Analysis
- Written by mark
Zenith Infotech has opened Zenith University, a Web-based, interactive learning management system, for its managed service channel members. ZU will give the access to training on the complete line of Zenith’s backup and disaster recovery and remote monitoring and management systems. There are more than 40 courses online with plans to add more regularly. Subjects include the virtualization of failed servers, mastering Zenith’s managed services infrastructure, configuring portals and general troubleshooting.
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