Would you like to work abroad – or are you from Germany?

E-conomic International is presently looking for people to help establish our new branch in Germany.

We need a competent person with the following skills:

*    Bookkeeping or accounting background
*    German background, fluent in German language
*    Speaks and writes English
*    Familiar with “the online world”

Would you like to hear more about this possibility, then please send a short application with your CV to Vice President Kim Sneum Madsen at ksm@e-conomic.com

E-conomic is very pleased to announce today the establishment of its operation in Spain.

This growth brings the firm’s international reach to six countries including Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and the UK and is part of a strategic expansion programme which will see the business established in 12 countries by 2012.

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We surveyed 2,000 accountants to find out the true state of their work/life balance and what impact technology and in particluar online accounting could have on their daily lives. It makes very interesting reading. Let us know how you manage or have you got it sorted ? we would be interested to hear.

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Dennis Howlett, the never knowingly under opinionated independent software consultant interviews Richard Messik, the Vantis partner responsible for the groups online accounting projects on the many advantages of moving over to e-conomic and how Vantis are ramping up to move the first 200 online clients over to the e-conomic system by the end of December, with more to follow in the New Year.

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Last night the UK website www.e-conomic.co.uk was moved to a new platform.

This gives you and us a number of advantages.

To name a few:

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Mixam Ltd, a specialist UK printing firm in the UK, successfully reduces its debt by £65,000 in less than three months using online accounting software.

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Currently, many more businesses appear willing to talk about positive experiences of web-based acccounting systems than accountants in practice.

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The following are excerpts from an article on ZDnet quoting the European commissioner for telecoms and media, Viviane Reding.  Speaking at the unveiling of the Commission’s Digital Europe strategy on Thursday, Reding said:

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A story by the Proactive Accountant stevepipehome on his Accounting Web blog quotes Cima as saying that Accountants may lose 17% of their clients who won’t make it through the recession.

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A new online accounting service called “Crunch” was reviewed in AccountingWEB yesterday.  It offers a complete accounting service, based around their own online system, for £59.50/mth.  The system and service are backed up by an accounting firm in Brighton.  I felt compelled to comment and felt it worth putting on our own blog, as it’s relevant to the role that software providers play in the relationship between accountants and clients.   These are my thoughts…

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