May
13

Sage Software Keynotes Are Done

Posted By: Wayne Schulz    



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The Sage Software keynotes are wrapping up. The main message is that Sage Software continues to deliver and improve on their existing product line. This morning the Sage Extended Enterprise Suite for Sage MAS 90 and 200 and Sage ACCPAC was announced.

This new suite of products on the Sage MAS 90 site includes Sage MAS 90 , SageCRM and SageFAS. The different applications all integrate through a “one DVD” installation process and promise tighter and better integration with products than ever before.

In essence the message delivered was that Sage continues to listen and improve their products. There will be some fine tuning of partner programs to make them simpler.

New Sage Software USA CEO Sue Swenson made an impressively polished presentation on Monday. She introduced herself and though she has only been on the job 6 weeks has been traveling to all the remote Sage locations. It’s far too early to tell what impact Sue’s hiring will have on Sage but her background and stage presence impressed all the Business Partners I spoke with.

In essence the keynotes re-affirmed Sage’s commitment to improve. Not a lot of new product news.

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