Accounting and advisory services firm Marcum LLP has selected Deltek Maconomy to provide enterprise resource planning across its practice to streamline internal processes.
Marcum was ranked 14th on Accounting Today 2001 list of the Top 100 firms, with $316 million in revenue and over 1,100 professionals in 23 offices. The firm had outgrown its legacy accounting and ERP system of the past 14 years and chose Maconomy to avoid continuing to run multiple, disconnected back-office and front-office systems, among other reasons.
“We selected Deltek Maconomy because we were impressed with their knowledge of the accounting business and the professionals they were bringing to the table to help us with implementation process,” said Marcum chief operating officer Paul Sherman. “We needed a product and company that could serve our size and growth and the architecture permits it to integrate with other products as well.”
Sherman noted that he was particularly impressed with how “hands on and instrumental” Deltek’s chief executive Kevin Parker was in assuring Marcum that the product was the best solution for the firm.
“We are thrilled to add Marcum to our growing customer list of marquee CPA firms, both within the U.S. and internationally,” said Parker. “Marcum is a true industry leader in the accounting world, and the company’s use of Deltek Maconomy is an important component of its strategy to tightly manage its business as it expands around the globe. We look forward to working collaboratively with Marcum as it implements Deltek Maconomy throughout its offices around the world.”
Maconomy currently serves several large accounting firms and is used by global divisions of KPMG, PwC, Deliotte, Grant Thornton and BDO. Deltek purchased Denmark-based Maconomy last year for approximately $73 million.
