Secure audit confirmation service provider Confirmation.com has enhanced its international capabilities by providing multilingual user interfaces of its online platform.

Most midmarket ERP software implementations are accomplished with moving off QuickBooks and for the most part, users can plan and execute the transition rapidly. And with the right consultant, the transition can be planned and executed rapidly, but how do you know when it’s time?

Microsoft Dynamics and Serenic partner AVF Consulting has hired CPA Larry Sharrow as an implementation consultant.

Intuit has made its cloud-based Intuit Practice Management product commercially available with integrations to its Lacerte Tax and QuickBooks software.

Online accounting software maker Xero has partnered with online credit card payment company Stripe, allowing Xero users to integrate Stripe’s system to accept payments.

NetSuite has released NetSuite Order Management for Demandware, a cloud-based offering designed for retailers that are using the Demandware Commerce platform as a front-end system to meet customer demand for a unified, omni-channel commerce product.

Sage 100 Fund Accounting has received the first major upgrades to the product since it was sold to Accel-KKR, including mobile access for key tasks, allowing nonprofits and governmental agencies access from a wireless connection

The Super Note app is now in version 3.5, and creates color-coded tags to help organize to-do lists, take notes during meetings or conferences, and general daily planning.

Golf is a humbling game. No two courses are alike and there are so many hazards that you must avoid: trees, out-of-bounds markers, thick rough, water hazards and sand traps. Even during a good round, one bad hole can ruin your score.

Frequently I am asked, "What IT projects produce the greatest ROI?" While the intent of the question may be hidden, the answer is simply that there are firm projects where technology is a component or the accelerator.

The long evolution of the DMS reaches a new stage

A roundup of technology news from the previous month

New and comparatively affordable business intelligence tools are allowing firms of all sizes that regularly work with financial data to, quite simply, do more with the information they have.

A roundup of reseller-related news from the previous month

Returning from a long holiday weekend has not yielded much in the news department, so I would like to take the time to give my take on the use of so-called ERP review sites versus shared, real-life experiences.

OfficeBook Inc., the software development firm behind the OfficeBooks cloud-based business management software, is rolling out new customization options including custom data fields.

Technology consulting firm Softwarefit has released a new comparison white paper on what it deems to be the top ERP software vendors on the market today, outlining their history, services, features and functionality.

Doc.It has released the forth version of its document management suite for accounting professionals, with several enhancements to its workflow and processes, document management features, and user interface.

For any professional needing a dual screen on the go or in the office without the added cost of buying one, there’s the Air Display app which turns iPhones and iPads into a second monitor.

It's a simple fact that more firms -- traditional VARs and otherwise -- are considering a partnership with a cloud vendor. BCG Systems president Mark Goodson describes 5 key points when evaluating making that move.