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During these times of Remote Working, businesses are searching for the flexibility and agility their staff require to work from home, yet maintain high levels of productivity. If your business is currently a Sage 50 Accounts user (the standard, locally-installed accounting software package), or if you are using an older accounts system and require the

An Invitation to Attend our Lunchtime Webinar What: Sage 200cloud Standard from DB Computer Solutions: A Fresh Start to 2021 When: Noon, 14 January 2021 It’s been a daunting year. Many company owners and managers are looking for deeper, real-time information that provides the insight to pivot the direction of their organization instantly, to face

Sage is Changing Sage CRM to Subscription Pricing —Act Now to Purchase Extra Sage CRM Perpetual User Licenses at the Old Price and Save Big— From 1 March 2021, Sage is making a change to Subscription Pricing for Sage CRM. This means that the cost for EXTRA user licences rises significantly. If you require extra

Are you looking for additional steps you can take during this period of business uncertainty? We invite you to download the paper: Managing Uncertainty – a Practical Guide to Business Continuity  To say that the world has become uncertain is an understatement. It seems that every day, Irish businesses – as well as their owners,

The ideas are incubating, one bit and bite at a time. We’re polishing it all up, testing until it’s just right. Soon, it will stretch its wings, giving our customers much more insight. We’re counting down the days, waiting until it’s all just right! We’ll keep you posted on our progress… info@dbcomp.ie               061 480980

Customer Case Study: MultiFlow Manufacturing Client Profile: Based in Limerick, MultiFlow Manufacturing is Ireland’s leading provider of pipes and fittings to the pharmaceutical, chemical and food industries. The company has seen continued growth over the last three years following significant investment in manufacturing technology, training and product development. Three more people were taken on, increasing