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Following this morning’s shock announcement by the Bank of England to lower the UK’s interest rates form 0.75% to 0.25% to stimulate the economy and help to combat the effects of the Coronavirus, Chancellor Rishi Sunak pledges further support to business in the 2020 budget. He announced that the Government will cover the statutory sick …
Kimco Africa has been in the outsourcing business for three decades. Based in Wimborne in Dorset, the company helps organisations build their brand in retail and professional channels across Africa. A CPiO customer for a number of years, Kimco had until recently been using the 2010 version of Sage 200. A version whilst supported by …
As you may be aware if you have visited our offices recently we have been undergoing some renovation work to adapt our current offices. Fort Dunlop is an iconic and well-respected building, liked by both employees and visitors, but the existing space was no longer suitable for CPiO’s evolving work habits. CPiO’s Managing Director, Andrew …
A leading Sage business partner, CPiO specialises in ERP and CRM as well as cloud, ecommerce and BI solutions. Partnering with Certify further expands CPiO’s product portfolio, presenting customers with a suite of cutting-edge, fully-integrated spend management software solutions for Sage 200, Sage X3, Sage 1000 and Sage Line 500. This strategic partnership will empower …
Panorama looked at the key strengths of Tier I and Tier II systems best suited to the manufacturing industry basing its analysis on past client experience, vendor RFI and RFP responses, data from reliable industry sources and information gleaned from influencer conferences. 2019 Top 10 Manufacturing ERP Systems Report identified the key strengths of Sage …
As MTD (Making Tax Digital) approaches its first anniversary in April 2020 it may seem like old news for those who have adopted the technology and are already filing their VAT digitally. However, many businesses took advantage of HMRC’s ‘soft landing’ period, during which copying and pasting data was accepted as a type of digital …