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Nincomsoup add Twinfield to the mix

by David Terrar on 09/01/2008 04:13   0 comments , 109 views
Categories: case studies, Software as a Service, web 2.0
Tags: web 2.0, goodman jones, accounting, restaurant, diner, cloud computing

Nincomsoup logoOne of our newest customers in the UK is Nincomsoup - a stylish, fast food diner specialising in soups, juices and coffee. We met Ben Page, one of the two founders, at their first restaurant just outside the entrance to Old Street underground station in London. Ben has an intriguing background having started in the Oddbins wine business, has trained as a chef, as well becoming an expert on Cuban cigars. He tells me the aim with Nincomsoup was to...

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IPOS increase operational efficiency with Twinfield

by David Terrar on 09/01/2008 06:06   0 comments , 160 views
Categories: integration, case studies, Software as a Service, consolidation
Tags: saas, accounting, online accounting, ipos, proact solutions, franchise, retail, pharmacies, consolidation, ireland

One of Twinfield's most significant stories in the Irish market is working with an organization called IPOS. IPOS is an acronym that means Independent Pharmacy Ownership Scheme. The organization helps local pharmacists purchase their own shops on a 15 year plan. The pharmacist takes control of the shop, which is co-owned with IPOS, but as well as finance, the organization provides direct support to them as a retailer in the form of help from a B...

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Goodman Jones award winning online approach

by David Terrar on 06/16/2008 04:16   0 comments , 149 views
Categories: practice management, case studies, finance, business intelligence and reporting, web 2.0, enterprise 2.0
Tags: web 2.0, goodman jones, saas, accountancy, accounting, online accounting, internet, accountancyage, awards, gotomeeting, sme, web design

Goodman Jones LLP, chartered accountants, was established more than 70 years ago in Central London. Today, it has 14 partners and additionally more than 70 staff, serving growing small businesses, mid sized companies and with a particular specialization in handling the UK subsidiaries of global companies. These are often quite small operations locally, but with the kind of requirements you would expect from a large corporate entity. They expect ...

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Welcome to The Twinfield Blog

by David Terrar on 06/08/2008 12:49   0 comments , 145 views
Categories: XML and open standards, XBRL, Software as a Service, web 2.0
Tags: introduction, blog, guest writer

Welcome to The Twinfield Blog - a group blog and community resource about accounting and business issues from a technology perspective.  We will be covering news, user stories, and case studies from both our own customers and partners, as well as other organizations from around the world.  Our team of regular and guest contributors will be providing ideas and innovation for accountants in business and in practice.  Of course we will focus on Sof...

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Microsoft gives Twinfield two thumbs up

by Maurice J. Tijhuis on 08/27/2007 19:05   0 comments , 160 views
Categories: case studies, Software as a Service, business intelligence and reporting
Microsoft recently investigated Twinfield to create a case study for publication on global Microsoft websites like www.microsoftstartupzone.com. Twinfield showcases the Microsoft technology as a platform for delivering reliable and secure webservices....
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Friends of Blue Monster - Get the Coffee or Go Home

by David Terrar on 08/15/2007 03:14   1 comment , 159 views
Categories: networking, meetings, events
Tags: microsoft, blue monster, web 2.0, enterprise 2.0, networking events

Last Friday Steve Clayton organised the first Friends of Blue Monster coffee morning at the Caffé Nero on Jermyn Street and Piccadilly in London.  Steve is the CTO for Microsoft Partners in the UK.  If you don’t know the Blue Monster, it’s a viral marketing campaign which even has it’s own Wikipedia entry.  Steve was handing out Blue Monster stickers, and Hugh Macleod, the cartoon’s author and campaign’s co-creator, was there to...

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