Menu
31/10/2001
Micro Computer Solutions top Sage league
Craigavon based computer services company, Micro Computer Solutions Ltd (MCS), has received a prestigious award from Sage for outstanding sales of its Line 50 accounting and payroll solutions range.
Sage remains one of the leading software development companies in the UK and the award to MCS comes on the back of the Portadown business doubling its turnover over the past 12 months.
Speaking at the award presentation MCS sales director Steven Boyes said that there was a growing recognition, particularly within the small to medium sized business sector that remaining competitive was the only way forward for companies across Northern Ireland.
He added: “We are proud to receive this accolade. It highlights our commitment to providing clients with effective and efficient accounting solutions. As a company, we provide a complete IT solutions package. And that means meeting the individual needs of clients on an ongoing basis.”
Mr Boyes concluded by saying that despite all the talk of possible recession, local businesses needed to recognise that they would have to continue to invest for the future. Part of this, he said, would entail embracing new computer and communications-based technologies on an ongoing basis. (MB)
Sage remains one of the leading software development companies in the UK and the award to MCS comes on the back of the Portadown business doubling its turnover over the past 12 months.
Speaking at the award presentation MCS sales director Steven Boyes said that there was a growing recognition, particularly within the small to medium sized business sector that remaining competitive was the only way forward for companies across Northern Ireland.
He added: “We are proud to receive this accolade. It highlights our commitment to providing clients with effective and efficient accounting solutions. As a company, we provide a complete IT solutions package. And that means meeting the individual needs of clients on an ongoing basis.”
Mr Boyes concluded by saying that despite all the talk of possible recession, local businesses needed to recognise that they would have to continue to invest for the future. Part of this, he said, would entail embracing new computer and communications-based technologies on an ongoing basis. (MB)
Related Northern Ireland Business News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
20 February 2024
Seven Business Ideas To Start In NI
If you take a moment to look up the top business opportunities in Northern Ireland on a search engine such as Google, you'll be greeted with more than a million hits. With so many experts suggesting various options, it's easy to feel overwhelmed when deciding which opportunity to pursue.
Seven Business Ideas To Start In NI
If you take a moment to look up the top business opportunities in Northern Ireland on a search engine such as Google, you'll be greeted with more than a million hits. With so many experts suggesting various options, it's easy to feel overwhelmed when deciding which opportunity to pursue.
05 March 2024
Mums At Work To Inspire Businesswomen Across NI
Mums At Work CIC will be showcasing a full day of inspiring speakers at their flagship event Elevate Your Business, later this month. Taking place from 10am-4pm on Monday March 25 at the Tullyglass Hotel in Ballymena, the event is designed for business women who want to take their business to the next level.
Mums At Work To Inspire Businesswomen Across NI
Mums At Work CIC will be showcasing a full day of inspiring speakers at their flagship event Elevate Your Business, later this month. Taking place from 10am-4pm on Monday March 25 at the Tullyglass Hotel in Ballymena, the event is designed for business women who want to take their business to the next level.
01 May 2002
British Computer Society welcomes training boost
The British Computer Society has welcomed Chancellor Gordon Brown's Budget announcement to give a £30 million boost to small firms training provision.
British Computer Society welcomes training boost
The British Computer Society has welcomed Chancellor Gordon Brown's Budget announcement to give a £30 million boost to small firms training provision.
16 February 2016
Lisburn & Castlereagh Council Host First Business Leaders Lunch
Senior business people from across Lisburn and Castlereagh have attended a Business Leaders Lunch at Lagan Valley Island, hosted by Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council.
Lisburn & Castlereagh Council Host First Business Leaders Lunch
Senior business people from across Lisburn and Castlereagh have attended a Business Leaders Lunch at Lagan Valley Island, hosted by Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council.
02 April 2024
BCC Celebrates First Inclusive Entrepreneurship Focused Programme
A fully-funded programme designed to support pre and early stage entrepreneurs experiencing additional barriers to enterprise, concluded with a celebratory event at Belfast City Hall recently. Fifteen Belfast residents benefited from the enhanced mentoring programme, designed and delivered by The Mind Tribe UK on behalf of Belfast City Council.
BCC Celebrates First Inclusive Entrepreneurship Focused Programme
A fully-funded programme designed to support pre and early stage entrepreneurs experiencing additional barriers to enterprise, concluded with a celebratory event at Belfast City Hall recently. Fifteen Belfast residents benefited from the enhanced mentoring programme, designed and delivered by The Mind Tribe UK on behalf of Belfast City Council.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherToday:A mostly cloudy start with scattered showers, the showers becoming more isolated and largely confined to the south this morning. Becoming brighter this afternoon, the best of any sunnier spells across northern counties. Northerly winds easing. Maximum temperature 12 °C.Tonight:A dry evening with late sunny spells and some long clear spells overnight. Becoming cloudier across the north towards dawn with a few showers possible. Touch of frost in south. Minimum temperature 0 °C.
