http://www.ithound.com/ Use IThound RSS Feeds to keep up-to-date with new research on the topics that are most important to you. Pegasus Opera II Opera II is the leading modular accounting and business solution for SME's with over 9,000 users. It is the complete end to end system covering Financials, Commercials, Supply Chain, Payroll, Document Management, Sales Pipeline Management, Executive Dashboards, Manufacturing and Construction http://www.ithound.com/ithound/solution_summary?id=2122 How asset Management software can improve economies of time and money Real Asset Management's Asset4000 software has allowed a prominent Foundation Trust to improve patient service through economies of time and money, whilst ensuring the availability of vital hospital equipment. Read this study to find out more. http://www.ithound.com/ithound/view_abstract?id=1473 Counting the cost of NHS investment - the need for a fixed asset management solution Foundation Trusts need to improve investment accountability throughout a capital expenditure project. However, these organisations also need to monitor capital expenditure to ensure that accurate forecasts can be made for the capitalisation of assets and the future effects on capital charging and depreciation. Read this study to see the benefits of RAM's Asset4000 software. http://www.ithound.com/ithound/view_abstract?id=1474 The Danger of Poor Software Asset Management Whilst most UK directors have woken up to the compliance challenges that have arisen over the past few years, many organisations continue to leave a gaping hole in their corporate liability. Just how many senior managers have any idea of the dangers posed by poor software asset management (SAM). http://www.ithound.com/ithound/view_abstract?id=1457 Asset Management and ERP Integration Real Asset Management's Asset 4000 can run alongside your existing ERP system to provide comprehensive fixed asset management. This case study shows how the Department for Health used Asset 4000 to provide an accurate picture of their asset base at any given time. http://www.ithound.com/ithound/view_abstract?id=1453