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Avanquest's New Small Business Check Writing Software Reduces Check Printing Costs With One-Step Printing From (SYS-CON Media)
Avanquest Software, a leading developer and publisher of business and consumer software for the global PC market, today announced the release of Checksoft Premier, a new feature-packed upgrade to its best-of-breed Checksoft financial management solution for the small business and home office environments.
CA's $2 Billion Cash Call (The Motley Fool via Yahoo! News)
Enterprise software companies are mostly prosaic but not CA (NYSE: CA - News). As I pointed out in a recent article, the company has experienced defections of senior executives (like the CFO, Robert Davis), a delay of its fiscal fourth-quarter and annual reports (because of accounting issues on $70 million in sales commissions), and "a material weakness in its financial controls" (which
Software's big fight over small business (CNN Money)
The software that runs businesses' sales, finance, and operations, has never been the most exciting field - but lately, it's been downright sleepy. Thanks to a merger frenzy over the last few years, Oracle, SAP, and to a lesser extent Microsoft dominate enterprise software sales to the world's largest companies, and annual sales growth in this arena has slowed to a 3 percent trickle.
Linspire Launches Freespire Linux Software Suite (ExtremeTech)
Linspire launched Freespire ahead of schedule Tuesday, hoping to eliminate the complexities of Linux with a simple software suite designed to do the tasks users want.
I2 Technologies to Book $1.6M Charge (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
Software maker i2 Technologies Inc. said Tuesday it will book a $1.6 million charge in the first half of 2006, and filed its second-quarter report, which it delayed last week for a review of accounting practices for certain employee stock options.
CA's $2 Billion Cash Call (The Motley Fool)
Enterprise software companies are mostly prosaic -- but not CA (NYSE: CA) . As I pointed out in a recent article , the company has experienced defections of senior executives (like the CFO, Robert Davis), a delay of its fiscal fourth-quarter and annual reports (because of accounting issues on $70 million in sales commissions), and "a material weakness in its financial controls" (which basically
Foundation Software and the Construction Financial Management Association (CFMA) Co-Sponsor Construction Reporting (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
CLEVELAND----Aug. 14, 2006--Foundation Software, a national developer of construction accounting systems, along with the Construction Financial Management Association Northeast Ohio chapter, will jointly sponsor a management-level educational workshop entitled, "The Fundamentals of Construction Reporting."
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