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Summary of Reports


 Agresso

 Cedar Software

 CODA

 Epicor

 Exchequer Software

 OpenAccounts

 Sage



Management Briefings



 Market Overview | Part 2 | Part 3

 Round Table | Part 2 | Part 3

 Adding Value: Deloitte Consulting’s Marcus Boyle and Peter Moller | Part 2

 ERP Financials: Bulent Osman of XKO | Part 2

 Future Trends: Tony Cowderoy and Malcolm Hunt of MML | Part 2

 Mobile Technology: Matt Fitzgerald of Satsuma

 Asset Management: Stephen Moriarty of AssetWare Technology | Part 2

 Market News: Sarah Underwood analyses the latest news from the IT services business | Part 2

 Outsourcing Options: Huntswood's David Brownlow | Part 2

 Expert Opinion: Dennis Keeling of BASDA

Issue Summary

Spreadsheets are the most widely used software tool in the financial community. But they can limit the level of cost savings financial staff can achieve. Stephen Moriarty of AssetWare Technology explains.

Beyond the spreadsheet - Part 1 | Part 2

Oh the spreadsheet! That familiar grid filled with numbers and formulae, so easy to create and expand, so difficult to change, and so impossible to verify. And yet we love to use them.

Why? Part of the answer lies in their familiarity. Spreadsheets have been around since the earliest days of computing (anyone out there remember VisiCalc? Lotus 1-2-3?). Spreadsheets are ‘bundled in’ to standard business software, which is often pre-installed on PCs.

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