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02 Apr, 2012
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Deepthi Mattigiri
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When a database is created, default Contact, Company, Group, and Opportunity layouts are created and are available for customising. These layouts are considered as supplemental files and are independent to the database. However, these layouts can be reused in different or multiple databases without needing to re-create them.
02 Apr, 2012
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Kurt Rosemann
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Last month I talked about what a flat file database was and gave you an example of it, so let’s talk about SQL and how it works
30 Mar, 2012
By
Ryan Moore
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1 April marks the official anniversary of Sage ACT!. It’s when Sage ACT! was born, and when Contact and Customer Management began.
01 Mar, 2012
By
Mark Suttivatnaruputti
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One of the most useful public resources available to all Sage ACT! end users is the Sage Online Knowledge Base. The knowledge base is an information gold mine on How To and technical troubleshooting articles for all published versions of Sage ACT!. New articles are published weekly and existing articles are always updated with new information.
09 Feb, 2012
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Deepthi Mattigiri
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I have been working with Sage ACT! since 2007 and what I have been observing is that with every new release a lot of new features have been added and enhancements are made to existing functionalities. A few to list: Performance improvements, Networking enhancements, Tighter integration with Outlook, Integration with Email marketing, Writing Advanced queries to Groups/Companies, Customisable opportunities, Smart tasks, Compatibility with new technologies etc.
07 Feb, 2012
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Ryan Moore
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Each year Sage Business Solutions awards our highest performing Business Partners and staff members with membership in the Presidents Club, and we celebrated this achievement this year with an all-expenses-paid luxury weekend at the Tower Lodge and Estate, nestled deep in the picturesque Hunter Valley wine region, in Pokolbin NSW.
02 Feb, 2012
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Kurt Rosemann
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Kurt Rosemann kicks off a series of articles discussing the historical database structure of Sage ACT!, explaining the difference between a flat file database structure and SQL, or Structured Query Language.
16 Jan, 2012
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Mark Suttivatnaruputti
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To be used well, new computer software requires certain hardware components and other software resources to be present on a computer or server. The system requirements refer to these pre-requisite components and resources for running the software to be installed.
23 Nov, 2011
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Chris Gordon, Swiftpage
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Email marketing not only generates tremendous ROI, it is more affordable than other marketing methods. Email marketing service providers such as Sage E-Marketing facilitate the email process for you and provide valuable reports that allow you to see how your email performed with your target audience. Reputable email marketing service providers also manage all of your unsubscribes, bounced emails, and keep you off of spam blacklists.
04 Oct, 2011
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Charles Pludthura
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Navigating through turbulent times is never easy, but today’s economic conditions are certainly challenging. The instinctive reaction is switch to defensive mode; cut all strategic projects and then wait until things improve. But retreating behind the bailey could actually prove to be more detrimental in the long term. Indeed, simple cost reduction on its own will not steer a business safely through the economic downturn. Businesses also need to examine how they can safeguard revenues and profitability, and particularly within their own customer base. Otherwise, they are just delaying the inevitable: more painful cost reductions and the very real possibility of sliding into an irrevocable decline.
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