QUOTE(Awai @ Jun 20 2006, 05:17 AM)
^ sorry to jump in on your topic Boss but could i ask why your switching from MYOB?
website template looks good - from a first impression it'd be nice if the two grey bars were green/grey like the logo - should be a quick fix in photoshop.
Awai.
Well that is just a template.. all doen with CSS/HTML . I will take a look at doing that today.
As for the MYOB, apparently they were bought by the ppl who one ACT! and Simply Accounting and there was not really much support for it.
I havent looked into it, just what the my manager said.
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what I found abotu MYOB>
Please be aware that MYOB is no longer supported in Canada.
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MYOB Sells Canadian Operation
ASX Announcement - MYOB
10 November 2001
MYOB Limited (MYOB or the Company) today announced that it has sold its Canadian business to Intuit Canada Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Intuit Inc., for C$9.1 million (equivalent to A$11.4 million at the prevailing exchange rate).
"This move is consistent with MYOB's strategy of pursuing geographical growth that provides the Company with the ability to achieve a strong market position," said the CEO of MYOB, Mr Craig Winkler. "Our Canadian business operated within a very competitive environment in a maturing market. Faced with this, we felt that it would be difficult to further increase our market share via organic growth. Accordingly, we decided to divest the operation and reinvest the proceeds in developing other markets," he said.
The transaction takes effect as of 9 November 2001. MYOB's Canadian operation was on track to generate revenue of C$4.5 million (A$5.6 million) for the 2001 calendar year.
"I would like to acknowledge the contribution made by our staff involved with our operations in Canada. The performance of the business, particularly over the past couple of years, has been exemplary in what is a highly competitive market place," said Mr Winkler.
The rest of the MYOB group's operations continue to trade in line with the outlook provided at the time of the results release in September 2001. The Company is on track to return to trading profits in the second half of 2001.
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http://www.myob.com/servlet/Satellite?c=Pa...d=1113461132428OR:
Changing the subject slightly, on November 12, 2001 Intuit Canada Limited, announced that it had acquired the Canadian operations of small business accounting software maker MYOB Canada, a division of MYOB® Limited (ASX: MYO). "MYOB decided to divest our Canadian operations as part of a strategy to focus on markets and countries where MYOB has more growth opportunities", said CEO of MYOB Limited, Craig Winkler. "MYOB is continuing to aggressively pursue growth by assisting small businesses in other countries around the world." At this time we are not certain that this has any impact on the U.S. MYOB market, or effects current users in any way, but felt we should make attendees aware of the acquisition.
