Shuttleworth extends live webinar program

Posted in Latest News on November 25, 2011

Shuttleworth, a UK-based supplier of management information systems, is offering its latest live webinar to show the Access Office Integration module. Customers can view the latest Access Office Integration developments and see how to create reports and customize data displayed in the Outlook home page.

Shuttleworth’s Dawn Safford, who puts the webinar program together, said: ‘The webinars are an ideal way of bringing our customers up-to-date without them having to leave their office. It is all part of our strategy to help our customers improve their businesses through better use of technology.

‘Office Integration Access is the latest webinar offering but we also run regular updates on topics including FSC and the generation of the annual volume summary report, improving the speed and consistency of estimating, effective CRM, e-commerce for paper, improving credit control, web to print and cross media; all aimed at improving efficiencies, reducing administration and saving costs.’

Jamie McMinnis, director of Shuttleworth customer Minprint in Ireland, said: ‘Office Integration Access has been a great benefit to us as it enables us to easily identify overdue accounts and improve cash flow. We find it great to be able to create user definable desktops in Outlook which identifies top line data such as Top 10, creditors, debtors as well as customers turnover per annum whilst highlighting accounts over their credit limit or on stop. We also find the Excel reporting functionality useful for cross referencing and making database changes which can then be written back to the Access Database saving us time.’  

The webinars are free to attend and each topic takes around 20-30 minutes. For further information contact Dawn Safford at Shuttleworth on +44 (0) 1536 316 316, or email sales@shuttleworth-uk.co.uk.

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