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The FDs' FD: The burning desire to cut costs
There is no escaping reality the majority of businesses...
Apprentices, Arnie and Archos in the latest YP
September issue of Young Professional appraises the year for our...
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Awards 2005: enterprise software of the year - Coda Financials
Ease of use, reliability and exceptional client support have made this a favourite package 09 Nov 2005
Awards 2005: mid-range software of the year - Access Dimensions
Flexibilty and a high level of customer satisfaction make this the outstanding package for SMEs 09 Nov 2005
Awards 2005: small business software of the year - Mamut
Norwegian supplier conquers the small business market for the second year running 09 Nov 2005
Real-time reporting: out for the count
Stakeholders expect real-time reporting that tells them where the business is actually going 06 Oct 2005
E-filing: a question of evolution?
This January's e-filing problems were only the latest - and perhaps the most serious - setback to a system that everyone wants to see work. The government says next January will be better, but accountants need convincing 06 Oct 2005
Adviser: handle the software soft-sell
The recent overtures of Microsoft, Sage and co to accountants in practice may bring benefits, but also creates problems 14 Jun 2005
Adviser: Think ahead on IT spend
Forward planning of your IT strategy can help you surmount fears of disastrous, short-lived technology purchases 11 May 2005
The future's bright
Profile: Orange's FD Neal Milsom on the launch of 3G 25 Apr 2005
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- The man behind accountancy's biggest software player
- Paperweight off your mind
- SAP comes out fighting in 'unprecedented' move
- Microsoft moves the business goalposts
- IAS - Back to the eighties
- Softworld 2004: Accountancy Age recommends...
- Microsoft sets its sights on the SME market
- Systems Union - Beating the system
- Services Adviser: Use technology to improve your sales pitch
- Interview: JD Edwards chief battles on
- Integrating IT systems - Get yourself connected
- Sage boss keeps on believing
- The point of best return.
- Is MBS in tune with vendors?
- Now is the time to invest in new technologies
- Profile: Sage chief executive Paul Walker
- Profile: Doug Burgum, president, MS Business Solutions
- Profile: Logica FD Seamus Keating
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