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The global collective aims to demonstrate developing nations' research capabilities.
Companies cannot fully abdicate the payroll function, and it is not always a cheaper option, says Anton van Heerden, MD of Softline VIP.
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A SAP-initiated research group aims to develop mobile business and e-learning platforms for very small enterprises in emerging economies.
Automation allows for remote problem-solving, enabling service providers to fix problems before clients even notice them, says Kaseya.
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The company was awarded an IT contract to support Football Federation Australia for the duration of the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
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Companies face penalties if they don't submit their employee tax certificates and EMP501 in time, says Softline Pastel Payroll.
The deal will allow Softline to add an integrated payment processing system to its accounting software.
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