News and Information Of Interest To The Sage Community
For a financial reporting solution – they sure are shy about mentioning any $$.
Via press release:
Ft. Lauderdale, FL (PRWEB) March 11, 2013
Renovofyi Corporation today announced momentous growth and acceptance in the marketplace during the year 2012. The company, founded in 2009, designs, sells and supports its 100% web-based solutions for financial reporting and analysis, providing financial intelligence, confidence and control to managers and decision makers.
Sage recently reported mid-year earnings. You can read about the results here on their investor page. Most analysts don’t really seem to have picked up on two new things which are increasingly appearing in every Sage earnings report.
Sage last night reported their six month interim earnings. The 15% growth rate in Americas looks strong but I’m not certain it tells the entire story.
Sage UK CFO Paul Harrison has announced his departure effective August 2013. He leaves to become CFO of WANdisco PLC where he will relocate to and be based out of the WANdisco’s California headquarters.
A chartered accountant, Paul joined Sage in 1997 from Price Waterhouse to become Group Financial Controller. [Read more...]
According to a post on Fool.com:
Motley Fool analysts believe they have found a more exciting growth opportunity. In fact, they reckon this company is the single best U.K. growth stock of this year. That’s why they have named it Motley Fool’s Top Growth Share For 2013.
Although it’s been discussed for well over a year there appears to be some amount of backlash brewing over Sage’s recent decisions about credit card processing integrations.
If you receive a recorded message indicating that your Google Places Listing is not compliant – and you can “press one” to be connected to a representative – ignore.
One of the most prolific telemarketing schemes since the days of copier toner sales has been targeting companies across the [Read more...]
I normally hate these type of cartoons – but I think it works well to make a relatively mundane backup service understandable and interesting. Good job.
