Small Business Software
Small Business Software And Support Giveaway: Help Is On The Way
(NAPS)—Small, family-operated companies are the backbone of the American economy—yet the current economic climate may provide a challenge for many of these small businesses.
“The first reaction for many business owners during soft economic periods is to cut, cut and cut some more. The entrepreneurial way of cutting expenses is like taking a meat cleaver to the problem when the reality is that a scalpel is the more appropriate tool,” explains Wayne Rivers of the Family Business Institute.
The organization is a leading consultant for family- and closely held businesses. A newly introduced program designed to assist companies improve with management of their most critical business processes—financial management and accounting—was recently announced by Sage Software. Through the Peachtree Family-Owned Business Support Program, Sage Software is offering free copies of Peachtree Complete Accounting 2009, along with six months of free customer support, for up to 1,500 qualifying businesses.
“Having accurate data at your fingertips is essential if you’re faced with having to cut expenses,” Rivers says. “That’s where business software like Peachtree Complete Accounting is invaluable. Entrepreneurial instincts, experience and gut feelings go a long way but are no substitute for solid numbers.”
The business management software combines core accounting with advanced features like job costing, time and billing, in-depth inventory capabilities and analysis tools.
“It is critical in times like these that small businesses manage their finances and cash flow carefully,” says Connie Certusi, general manager, small business accounting solutions, Sage Software.
The promotion runs through September 30, 2008, or until 1,500 qualified applications have been received. Sage will provide one free package per eligible company. For more details on the promotion and eligibility requirements, visit www.peachtreecares.com.
A new software promotion has been designed to help small businesses through tough economic times and is available free up to 1,500 qualifying businesses.
