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The average business individual often addresses audiences who are unfamiliar with business presentations and inexperienced at data interpretation. Such audiences need help grasping key concepts present in the available data. Company-wide meetings, annual shareholder meetings, investor meetings and the like may all include such people who care deeply about the company’s success but may have difficult grasping business report findings.

The database schema published by Sage is referred to as the Application Object Model.  The AOM illustrates the structure and framework of the tables and views for a Sage database.  

The process of finding the right business software for your needs can be complicated and overwhelming. With many options to choose from; basic accounting, manufacturing, and/or distribution operations. Consider the following tips when preparing to select a new Enterprise Resource Planning system for your organization. 

Green is most definitely the new black in today’s world. Finding ways to preserve the environment while conducting day-to-day operations can be tricky and expensive. Updating equipment to eco-friendly options and implementing green tools leads to company capital being spent on fixed assets that are multi-functional. This requires managers to ensure that new assets are both useful to the organization and friendly to the environment.

This has been on the ‘wish list’ for a lot of years!  Well, it is finally available – in fact, it has been available for almost a year now… did you miss it?  Sage has introduced the ability to logout users from Sage300 starting in Version 2014 Product Update 2. 

Problem Details:

When launching Sage from a desktop icon, am getting a User Account Control prompt for administrator credentials. 

As Canadian organizations consider a move to Cloud Accounting, each must consider a number of items.  Based on our experience assisting clients who consider the shift to the cloud, we created some Frequently Asked Questions and responses.  This is the second blog in the series focusing on questions about your data in the cloud, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and US government regulations. This first of the two blogs focused on your data, where it is stored and the Canadian Privacy Act (PIPEDA).

As Canadian organizations consider a move to Cloud Accounting, they must consider many items.  Based on our experience assisting clients with the review of options, we created some Frequently Asked Questions and responses.  This first of two blogs will focus on your data, where it is stored and the Canadian Privacy Act (PIPEDA). Our second blog will focus on questions about your data in the cloud and the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA).