Microsoft Office 365

Office 365 is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) from Microsoft that is offered on a subscription payment model. Office 365 includes the Microsoft Office suite of desktop applications and hosted versions of Microsoft's Server products (including Exchange Server, SharePoint Server, and Lync Server), delivered and accessed over the Internet. As a web-enabled tool, Office 365 let you access your email, documents, contacts, and calendars from virtually anywhere, on almost any device (PC, phone, browser etc). Microsoft also offers 99.9% uptime guarantee, backed by their service level agreement.

 

We Assist You To:

• Understand Office 365's capabilities and benefits
• Select a suitable subscription plan (for Small Business or for Enterprise)
• Recommend and customize implementation strategies and migration plans
• Get trained on Office 365
• Administer and support users of Office 365
  

 

Who Needs This?

• Companies that are newly setup and want to keep initial software investment low
• Companies using POP3 emails without central email management capability
• Companies who need to purchase bulk Microsoft Office licenses
• Companies who prefers operation expenditure over capital expenditure and are concerned with upfront software investment
• Companies who do not wish to keep buying Microsoft Office upgrades
• Companies who do not wish to support different versions of Microsoft Office licenses at any one point in time

QuickBooks Online
QuickBooks Online (QBO) is an “on-demand” financial management solution for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). QBO is part of the QuickBooks family of offerings - North America’s best selling suite of financial management solutions with more than 4 million customers worldwide.
As a web-enabled tool, QBO allows you to create invoices in multiple currencies, manage your customer’s data, prepare financial budget and generate GST returns, virtually anywhere. The solution is offered through the cloud on a subscription payment mode that does not require upfront software investment, software installation efforts and license maintenance.

Your Benefits:

• Get anytime, anywhere access from any Internet-connected PC.
• Work with colleagues in multiple locations
• No need to invest in a network
• Data security

 

We Assist You To:

• Understand QBO capabilities and benefits
• Recommend and customize implementation strategies and migration plans
• Integrate QBO into your business processes
• Get trained on QBO
• Administer and support users of QBO

 

Who Needs This?

• Companies with straight-forward system requirements such as standard reporting formats, simplified chart-of-accounts, direct cost allocation rules, etc
• Companies who prefers operation expenditure over capital expenditure and are concerned with upfront software investment.
• Companies who are concerned to keep up with future accounting software upgrades.
• Companies who do not wish to incur hardware maintenance costs to support the accounting software.

Infrastructure-As-A-Service (IAAS)

Infrastructure-as-a-service (IAAS) is sometimes referred to as “hardware-as-a-service”. It allows smaller organizations to harness the advantages of their own server space but without having to bear the expensive cost of purchasing any hardware. IAAS is a web-enabled solution offered on a subscription payment mode that does not require upfront investment, on-going maintenance or replacement costs.

We Assist You To:

• Understand IAAS capabilities and benefits
• Recommend suitable IAAS solutions that meet your business needs
• Recommend and customize implementation strategies and migration plans
• Manage all hardware and software at a fixed monthly fee
  

 

Who Needs This?

• Small and medium sized businesses who want to take advantage of ERP software like Accpac without bearing the upfront cost of buying their own server
• Companies who need to deploy non-mission critical servers (e.g. test servers)
• Companies who need to deploy servers for a short-term period
• Companies without any permanent physical office
• Companies who prefers operation expenditure over capital expenditure. Companies who are concerned with upfront hardware investment
• Companies who are concerned with hardware and software running maintenance