Re: Accounting Vendors

Thanks for the info Paul, browser app is not an option for us and although 
we are planning on purchasing a new 520 this next year, I have no intention 
of spending half a mil just so I can run some over bloated web product :)

Just my thoughts, although I have been wrong before.....


On Fri, 2 Dec 2005 07:56:25 -0600, pnelson wrote
> One problem with CGC, however, is that they push their browser based 
> version, it is frankly not something that should be used for rapid 
> data entry, and the next version will not be able to be run in a 
> green screen environment. Oh, and if you don't have a big honking 
> machine, you need to put a Wintel server in between the iSeries and 
> the user to run the browser software.
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> Paul Nelson
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> Douglas W. Palme wrote:
> 
> >If anyone is aware of an accounting software vendor that is reasonably 
> >priced and is modular (meaning I can use either just the GL portion, AP, 
> AR, 
> >payroll, etc. without needing the WHOLE package)....I would appreciate it 
> if 
> >you would pass their information along to me......
> >
> >I am looking for a new package and it must have 5250 support......web 
> based 
> >is not an option for us right now and I am not interested in paying for 
> it 
> >now in hopes that we MIGHT use it five years down the road.
> >
> >Any suggestions would be appreciated.
> >
> >
> > 
> >
> Douglas,
> 
> You might try Computer Guidance (www.computer-guidance.com).  Their 
> forte is construction management, which at first blush may not seem 
> like a good "fit" for you.  However, their standard modules (GL, AP, 
> etc.) would work for just about any company.  I have, in fact, 
> installed their GL module in several non-construction companies; 
> just had to build the interface/feeder myself.
> 
> Oh yeah, caveat:  I used to work for them many years ago.
> 
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