MoreDeacom Inc., producer of the Deacom Integrated Accounting and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Software System, has been named a 2010 Hot Companies finalist by Network Products Guide.
Deacom Inc., producer of the Deacom Integrated Accounting and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Software System, has been named a 2010 Hot Companies finalist by Network Products Guide.
The Deacom ERP Manufacturing Software is designed to simply manage all areas of a food and beverage manufacturer in one software system. The enterprise software solution is configured to handle complex business processes, such as recipe management, QC/QA, production, inventory and lot control, accounting, sales order entry and purchasing without costly customization.
Selected from a global industry analysis of information technology vendors, which included established large companies, mid-size and new start-ups around the world, Deacom has advanced to the finalist stage based on the “4Ps” selection criteria: products, people, performance and potential. The coveted 2010 Hot Companies analysis encompasses companies in all areas of information technologies, including security, wireless, storage, networking, software and communications.
The Network Products Guide Hot Companies evaluation process also assessed candidates for entrepreneurial spirit, relevant experience, a clear understanding of the segment of the IT market in which they are active, a well-developed revenue-growth model, and clearly planned expansion strategies.
The 2010 Hot Companies winners were expected to be announced at the Technosium 2010 Presentations and Dinner at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco on March 18, when finalists will be presenting their 4Ps criteria to an audience of end-users, leading entrepreneurs, IT companies, venture capitalists, corporate strategists and industry associations.
A complete list of the 2010 Hot Companies finalists is available at www.technosium.com. To learn more about the Deacom Integrated Accounting and ERP Software System or to schedule an online demonstration, call 610/971-2278 ext. 15 or visit www.deacom.net.
Deacom Inc., producer of the Deacom Integrated Accounting and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Software System, has been named a 2010 Hot Companies finalist by Network Products Guide.
The Deacom ERP Manufacturing Software is designed to simply manage all areas of a food and beverage manufacturer in one software system. The enterprise software solution is configured to handle complex business processes, such as recipe management, QC/QA, production, inventory and lot control, accounting, sales order entry and purchasing without costly customization.
Selected from a global industry analysis of information technology vendors, which included established large companies, mid-size and new start-ups around the world, Deacom has advanced to the finalist stage based on the “4Ps” selection criteria: products, people, performance and potential. The coveted 2010 Hot Companies analysis encompasses companies in all areas of information technologies, including security, wireless, storage, networking, software and communications.
The Network Products Guide Hot Companies evaluation process also assessed candidates for entrepreneurial spirit, relevant experience, a clear understanding of the segment of the IT market in which they are active, a well-developed revenue-growth model, and clearly planned expansion strategies.
The 2010 Hot Companies winners were expected to be announced at the Technosium 2010 Presentations and Dinner at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco on March 18, when finalists will be presenting their 4Ps criteria to an audience of end-users, leading entrepreneurs, IT companies, venture capitalists, corporate strategists and industry associations.
A complete list of the 2010 Hot Companies finalists is available at www.technosium.com. To learn more about the Deacom Integrated Accounting and ERP Software System or to schedule an online demonstration, call 610/971-2278 ext. 15 or visit www.deacom.net.
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