| Beta Computers now Sage
software Gold partner
By BISI OLALEYE
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
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For passing through a comprehensive certification process
that covers advanced functionality, including installation,
importation and customization, foremost Nigerian local PC
assembly, Beta Computers, is now “Gold partner”
to Sage Inc of USA for their DacEasy Software.
The Gold partnership with Beta Computers, according to Latisha
Carter, Senior Partner Program Specialist (Certified Consultants)
for Sage, Inc, said that it is not unconnected with her demonstrated
professional competence in the functionality of DacEasy software,
a powerful business management information software that empowers
small and medium-sized companies to manage and control operations
more effectively and efficiently.
Every Sage software certified consultant, according to Carter,
goes through a comprehensive certification process that covers
advanced functionality of the product, including installation,
importing, and customization.
BETA COMPUTERS's, whose various products and services have
continued to attract huge demands in the Nigerian market,
including educational sector, according to the Managing Director
of the company, Will Anyaegbunam, is the only company to be
so certified in Nigeria, adding that it is also currently
the only company in Nigeria listed on the DacEasy website
(www.daceasy.com) as a certified consultant.
DacEasy software, according to him, is a complete, powerful,
easy-to-use accounting solution that has been satisfying users
and winning awards for more than a decade.
“It is a powerful business management information software
suite that helps small and medium-sized companies to manage
and control operations more effectively and efficiently. At
its core, is a series of fully integrated modules that deliver
vital information to operate and grow businesses” he
said.
Beta Computers, established in 1989, he said, is a total and
complete IT solutions company engaged in all facets of the
IT industry.
“We are active, strong and reputable in Systems Analysis
and Design, Communications and Structured Networks Management
Systems, Accounting Systems Design and Implementation and
Point of Sales Management Systems Design and Implementation.
We are also partners to the world’s leading brands,
including Hewlett Packard (HP), IBM, Dell, Cisco, Intel, and
Microsoft. We are also the manufacturer of SPEEDSTAR range
of Personal Computers that is one of the four approved by
the Federal Government for use in her establishments and the
Computers for All Nigerians Initiative, (CANi). We have the
capacity to support the Nigerian market.
Before now, the company’s SPEEDSTAR SKOLA PCs, a product
specially designed for use in educational and training institutions,
cyber cafes and homes in the country, has been attracting
market attention because of its state-of-art-technology.
The product, which is already attracting patronage in the
Nigerian market, according to Anyaegbunam, comes with one
year warranty covering both labour and parts. They are made
to be affordable to ensure that it is within the reach of
end users, he added.
He revealed that Microsoft Corporation had also granted special
concessions on the company’s office application software
to ensure that scholars have access to a rounded ICT learning
experience at the least possible cost, adding that additional
content was under development for inclusion in the SKOLA PC
package to continually add better value to it.
He said that SPEEDSTAR Systems were put through stringent
quality tests that ensure the user gets the very best in performance,
stability and compatibility, while providing excellent scalability
and practical functionality for both home and enterprise computing
demands.
SPEEDSTAR Computers won the PCs brand of 2007 award and one
of the four local brands certified by the Federal Government
for patronage by all her ministries and parastatals and establishments
and is currently an Original Equipment Manufacturer’s
(OEM) partner for the Federal Government’s recently
launched Computers For All Nigerians initiative (CANi).
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